Next Sunday, Park Place and La Dolfina Marqués de Riscal will compete for the 2025 edition of polo’s most prestigious cup: Queen’s Cup.
The Cartier Queen’s Cup 2025 continues to stand as the epitome of polo’s elegance and athletic excellence.
This year’s finalists—Park Place and La Dolfina Marqués de Riscal—embody the sport’s rich heritage and modern sophistication, each having carved a path through intense competition and extraordinary performances.
Held annually at Guards Polo Club, Windsor Great Park, the Queen’s Cup is one of the most prestigious events in high-goal polo. Since its foundation, it has attracted top international players and luxury connoisseurs alike, blending sport, fashion, and regal tradition. The tournament recognizes the perfect union of athletic prowess, strategic mastery, and effortless style—an ideal reflection of luxury living.
Led by the talented Hilario Ulloa, Park Place’s journey to the finals is a testament to resilience and skill. Their semifinal battle against Dubai was nothing short of dramatic. On June 11, in a fiercely contested match, Park Place edged out Dubai with a tight score of 15-13, securing their spot in the coveted final.
Talented Rosendo Torreguitar was MVP of the match.
On June 7, Park Place delivered a statement performance in the quarterfinals, crushing La Dolfina Scone 18-9. Ulloa was outstanding once more, netting an incredible eleven goals—almost single-handedly dismantling one of the tournament’s favorites.
Meanwhile, La Dolfina Marqués de Riscal’s journey has been driven by the exceptional Poroto Cambiaso.
On June 8, they convincingly defeated the Indian Tigers 16-10, with Cambiaso scoring 11 goals—an electrifying demonstration of his talent and leadership. Their quarterfinal victory underscored their readiness to compete at the highest level, blending Argentine flair with relentless determination.
In the semifinals, La Dolfina Marqués de Riscal showcased their strength and tactical intelligence. Their victory over King Power was marked by Cambiaso’s commanding play, which kept their opponents at bay. The team’s disciplined defense and prolific attack have positioned them as worthy rivals in the final, aiming to add another chapter to their prestigious legacy.
As the final looms, expectations are high. Park Place, powered by Ulloa’s dynamic offense and strategic adaptability, will face La Dolfina Marqués de Riscal, whose blend of youth and experience makes them a formidable opponent.
This clash promises to encapsulate the very essence of luxury polo—high-caliber performance, style, and history.
The Queen’s Cup is more than just a sporting contest; it’s an emblem of sophistication and tradition. With its roots deeply embedded in British aristocracy, the tournament symbolizes excellence in sport and style.
Since Cartier became its sponsor, the event has elevated the experience into a celebration of elegance, attracting global elites and polo aficionados alike.
Whether it’s Park Place’s relentless offensive drive led by Ulloa or La Dolfina Marqués de Riscal’s masterful Argentine flair spearheaded by Cambiaso, spectators can expect a display of high-level polo intertwined with luxury and tradition.
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