Tue 7th May 2024Royal Windsor Horse Show Results Results from Classes & Match
On Friday 3 May competitors took part in the Guards Polo Club Polo Pony Classes at The Royal Windsor Horse Show. Four pairings took part in the Section A Polo Thoroughbred Class which was won by Joy, owned by Amelia Barfoot and ridden by Noah Hyde. The Section B Polo Pony Class was won by Yacare, owned by Joaquin Pittaluga and ridden by Tatjana Wooldridge. The following day saw an international arena match between the Equestrian Federation of Azerbaijan Land of Fire and Guards Polo Club, which saw a strong Land of Fire team secure the win, 6-4. A full report will be included in the June issue of Polo Times, click here to renew your subscription today! The RWHS Guards Polo Club Polo Pony Classes Results: Section A: Polo Thoroughbred 1st – Joy (ridden by Noah Hyde and owned by Amelia Barfoot) 2nd – Mabel Black Label (ridden and owned by Alice Walsh) 3rd – Sienna (ridden and owned by Katrina Thomas) 4th – Tattoo (ridden and owned by Alexander Webb) Section B: Polo Pony 1st – Yacare (ridden by Tatjana Wooldrige and owned by Joaquin Pittaluga 2nd – Mojito (ridden by Dean Marks and owned by Peter Barfoot 3rd – Clarita (ridden and owned by Kate Lindsay-Fynn 4th – Laucha (ridden and owned by Michaela Weber 5th – Gomita (ridden by Ava Waldron-Knights and owned by Paul Knights 6th – Baronesa (ridden and owned by Olivia Whittle) Supreme Champion: Yacare Reserve Champion: Joy Best Turned Out: Joy & Mojito Photograph: Champion of the Polo Pony Class, Yacare owned by Joaquin Pittaluga and shown by Tatjana Wooldridge. By The Art of Polo
Thu 2nd May 2024Polo Times May Issue Out This Week English High Goal Guide, US Gauntlet of Polo, Royal Salute Polo Challenge & much more
As the English season gets underway, inside this issue you will find our 2024 English High Goal Guide, your go to for this year’s teams, what the players have achieved over the past 12 months as well as a summary of all the previous winners. To read the High Goal Guide, contact us on 01452 730770 to purchase a May issue. The May issue of Polo Times is also packed with the latest action from America where their season is just reaching its pinnacle; we bring you reports from The USPA Gold Cup, The USA vs Ireland International, The WPL Triple Crown of Polo and Palm Beach Open, The Florida Circuit 16-Goal Super-Series Championship and The Duke of Sussex’s fundraising event for Sentebale – The Royal Salute Polo Challenge. In our Youth pages you will also find a report from The 2024 International Intercollegiate Challenge Cup between SUPA GB and USA, which saw British players able to secure their first win in six years. This issue simultaneously covers the high goal in America and the UK as well as shining a spotlight on White Rose Polo Club which was founded by Hedley Aylott in 2007 and is a vibrant hub of polo passion in the north of England. As ever, the Knowledge pages are overflowing with insights and top tips: Lorna Edgar gives advice on hay and haylage, the Polodoc provides some valuable insights into treating cuts and Hayley Drakes’ tools to make us feel more balanced and relaxed every day will no doubt be useful for all readers with a busy season ahead. Plus much, much more! The May issue of Polo Times includes our English High Goal Guide for 2024, so why not send a subscription to a friend here.
Mon 29th Apr 2024Prince of Wales Trophy Begins Next Week Final scheduled for Saturday 18 May
The Prince of Wales Trophy kicks off next week at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club. 10 teams will be competing in two leagues for a place in the Final on Saturday 18 May. League 1 includes Black Bears, Cibao La Pampa, Gaston, King Power and Sujan Tigers while League 2’s teams are: Green Gates, La Dolfina, La Dolfina Great Oaks, Park Place and Thai Polo Get A Drip. The tournament begins on Wednesday 8 May with King Power vs Sujan Indian Tigers followed by Park Place vs Thai Polo Get a Drip on Thursday 9 May. For the full schedule, click here. The May issue of Polo Times includes our English High Goal Guide for 2024, so why not send a subscription to a friend here. The Prince of Wales Trophy Teams: Black Bears (22): Marc Ganzi (1), Mateo Lalor (3), Facundo Pieres (10) & Gonzalito Pieres (8) Cibao La Pampa (22): Juan Pepa (1), Gonzalo Ferrari (7), Benjamin Panelo (7) & Guillermo Terrera (7) Gaston (22): Jean Paul Luksic (0), Cruz Heguy (7), Juan Martín Nero (9) & Ollie Cudmore (6) King Power (22): Aiyawatt 'Top' Srivaddhanaprabha (1), Nico Pieres (8), Pablo Mac Donough (9) & Will Harper (4) Sujan Tigers (22): Jaisal Singh (1), Rufino Bensadon (7), Juan Martín Zubia (8) & Matt Perry (6) Green Gates (22): Noor Khadra (1), Cesar Crespo (6), Isidro Strada (7) & Francisco Elizalde (8) La Dolfina (22): Mia Cambiaso (2), Charlie Hanbury (4), Alfredo Bigatti (7) & Adolfo Cambiaso (9) La Dolfina Great Oaks (22): Dillon Bacon (2), Kian Hall (3), Diego Cavanagh (8) & Poroto Cambiaso (9) Park Place (22): Andrey Borodin (0), Matias ‘Colo’ Gonzalez (4), Juan Britos (8) & Hilario Ulloa (10) Thai Polo Get A Drip (22): Louis Hine (5), Ned Hine (5), Min Podesta (7) & Tommy Severn (5) Photograph: The Prince of Wales Trophy begins next week at RCBPC. By ©www.imagesofpolo.com
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