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The Cartier Queen's Cup 2020 - Celebrating the 60th Anniversary!

This year Guards Polo Club celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Cup which over the years has attracted the biggest names in the game of polo and this year it's no exception.

The event has been supported by distinguished brands over the years and Cartier, the luxury watchmaker and jeweller, has sponsored the Queen's Cup since 2012.

Teams:

League One

Les Lions/Great Oaks: Camilo Castagnola 7, Dillon Bacon 2, Bartolome Castagnola Jnr 7, Santiago Laborde 6 = 22

MT Vikings: Siri Bazzoni 0, James Beim 7, Sebastian Merlos 8, Juan Martin Zubia 7 = 22

Park Place Vaara: Zac Beim 1, Juan Britos 8, Hilario Ulloa 10, Will Harper 3 = 22

Scone Polo: David Paradice 0, Oliver Cudmore 6, Nicolas Pieres 9, James Harper 7 = 22

Thai Polo: Ned Hine 3, Michel del Carril 6, Jack Richardson 6, Tomas Beresford 6 = 21

League Two

Monterosso Polo Team: Alessandro Bazzoni 1, Guillermo Terrera 7, Ignacio Toccalino 8, Jeronimo del Carril 6 = 22

Next Generation: Jean-François Decaux 0, Adolfo Cambiaso Jnr 4, TBC 9, Adolfo Cambiaso 10 = 23

Park Place: Andrey Borodin 0, Kian Hall 3, Gonzalo Pieres 9, Facundo Pieres 10 = 22

Polo Stud Schockemöhle: Ekard Joules 0, Patrick Maleitzke 4, TBC 8, Jaime Huidobro 7 = 19

Segavas: Luke Wiles 3, Mark Tomlinson 6, Joaquin Pittaluga 7, John Paul Clarkin 6 = 22

- Click HERE to see the schedule and results

- At the moment the games will be played behind closed doors, however, you will be able to follow all the action and watch the thirty matches of the Cartier Queen's Cup live at Guards-TV

Images of the last 15 winners
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A list of all the Queen's Cup winners