Cowdray Park Polo Club summer season in full swing
On Sunday 7 June, Jonathan Rothermere’s Ferne Park rode onto Lawns 2 to take on Corinne Ricard’s Murus Sanctus team in the Final of The Duke of Sutherland Cup.
A valiant performance by England wasn’t enough to stop a well-oiled South America team lifting the Olympic trophy on Friday (5 June), in the first international match to be held at the annual Polo in the Park event.
Old Bond Street London gathering sees teams drawn for 2015
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Gold Cup draw took place last night at the new London home of Jaeger-LeCoultre on Old Bond Street. Fourteen teams, will take part in this year’s tournament, two more than in The Cartier Queen’s Cup.
The season at Greenwich Polo Club, New York, kicked off on Sunday June 7, with an exhibition in aid of Hole in the Wall Gang (Paul Newman's Charity) and the presentation of the Monty Waterbury Cup.
Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Team Hong Kong claimed their first Chestertons Polo in the Park title on a stunning afternoon at Hurlingham Park to cap off a memorable three days in South-West London.
… And a burst of generosity for a hospital like no other in Jerusalem…
The Polo Charity Cup for Hassadah is the second tournament of the spring trilogy happening in the Polo Club of Chantilly, and gather six “medium-goal” teams, so an excellent level of game where amateurs encounter professionals.
There’s a truly eclectic mix of polo lying in wait for all this weekend, whether you are a polo purist whose preference is for parking pitch-side for high speed high goal with Windsor Park as a backdrop, or a scholar escaping from their books to bring Pimms and a picnic to Smith’s Lawn to cheer their University to victory, or indeed a Fulham family looking for a unique and fun day of polo without the need to venture out of the City (plus the chance to participate in a pitch invasion with Sharky & George) - the choice this weekend, as they say, really is yours.
