by palmbeachalex | Sep 30, 2013 | Argentina Polo Clubs, News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe
Following weekend rain postponements, a new schedule has been created for the balance of the Tortugas Open that will have Ellerstina/Piaget (Facundo Pieres, Gonzalito Pieres, Mariano Aguerre and Nicolás Pieres) playing the balance of their rain-interrupted game with...
by palmbeachalex | Sep 29, 2013 | Argentina Polo Clubs, News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe
For the second consecutive day rain and wet fields caused the cancellation of play in the Tortugas Open in Buenos Aires, the first of Argentina’s Triple Crown of Polo. Sunday’s scheduled match between La Dolfina (Adolfo Cambiaso, Pelon Stirling, Pablo MacDonough...
by palmbeachalex | Sep 25, 2013 | Argentina Polo Clubs, News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe
A talent-laden La Natividad (Sapo Caset, Nachi Heguy, Rodrigo Andrade and Lolo Castagnola) foursome trailed a veteran La Aguada/Las Monjitas lineup (Agustin Merlos, Magoo Laprida, Eduardo Novillo Astrada, Alejandro Novillo Astrada) for four chukkers before rallying...
by palmbeachalex | Sep 25, 2013 | Argentina Polo Clubs, News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe
It seems that the new lineup agrees with Alegria (Pablo Pieres, Lucas Monteverde, Hilario Ulloa, Frederick Mannix) as they galloped to a 13-8 win over La Aguada (Guillermo Terrera, Facundo Sola, Miguel Novillo Astrada, and Nacho Novillo Astrada) in the opening round...
by palmbeachalex | Sep 22, 2013 | Argentina Polo Clubs, News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe
As a precursor to the 2013 qualifiers for the Hurlingham and Argentine Opens, Chapaleufú relied on the veteran play of Pepe, Bautista and Eduardo Heguy and a talented Francisco Elizalde to come from behind to tie the game up before recording a 13-12 win in the finals...
by palmbeachalex | Sep 19, 2013 | Argentina Polo Clubs, News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe
La California (Diego Cavanagh, Guillermo Terrera, Ignatius Du Plessis and Tomas Garcia Del Rio) rallied from a three goal deficit to score four consecutive goals to beat the 36-goal Casablanca team (Facundo Sola, Pablo MacDonough, Milo Araujo and Juan Martin Nero) 8-7...
