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UK Ladies’ Handicaps announced

New ladies’ handicap committee formed with the HPA The UK Ladies’ Handicap list is published today by the HPA, with the new ratings coming into effect for the 2015 season, beginning in April. Under the new system, women will retain their current handicap, but will also hold a women’s specific handicap; for use when playing in women’s only tournaments.

Lots of ladies at Ascot park this weekend

The UK National Women’s Tournament draw and teams announced The largest ladies’ tournament in the country is to be played this weekend at Ascot Park Polo Club, the home of the International Women’s Polo Association, founded by Club Director Pippa Grace. Following on from the success of the 2014 summer and winter tournaments, 12 teams have entered to play the two day tournament in three different sections

La Martina opens on Jermyn Street

Polo equipment and lifestyle brand celebrates 30th anniversary with London store launch

SUPA National University Championships

Four days of fun and games at Rugby Polo Club The largest tournament in the country ended yesterday after four days of polo played by University students from the length and breadth of the country.

Champagne on ice at 'Wimbledon of snow polo'

Beneath the snow-capped peaks of St Moritz a group of hardy souls are ditching their skis, and jumping on a horse. Below the pistes, it's time for snow polo.

POLO DE PARIS 2015

THE PARISIAN CLUB WILL HOLD A NEW SEASON POLO DE PARIS 2015 News and tournaments from the French capital

Cartier Wins the 31st Snow Polo World Cup 2015 in St. Moritz

With a sensational 10-2.5 win over Team BMW, Team Cartier won the 31st Snow Polo World Cup 2015 in St. Moritz. Winning the tournament for the third time in a row, Team Cartier completed the hat trick.

Pressure for Hurlingham Polo Association to grant more recognition and support for women's polo

Telegraph Sport speaks to players and administrators on the future of the women's game in the UK, with global stature rising

Snow Polo World Cup 2015, St Moritz: Team Cartier storm to hat-trick success

With a sensational 10-2.5 win over Team BMW, Team Cartier won the 31st Snow Polo World Cup 2015 in St. Moritz. Winning the tournament for the third time in a row, Team Cartier completed the hat trick. The 6-goaler Chris Hyde from England scored his team to victory; there was no way past him today. Hyde plays with a 9-goal arena handicap in England, making him one of the world’s best arena players. Chris Hyde, paired with a superb horse and displaying superior tactical skill, his Australian team captain Jonathan Munro Ford and the two English team mates Max Charlton and Jamie Morrison had but one aim—winning.

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