Jaeger LeCoultre Gold Cup 2023
Tue 24th May 2016 Massive June Issue with New Property Section Show The June issue of Polo Times will be winging its way to you later this week, and it is a massive 116 pages packed full of polo. This issue takes an in depth look at the UK high goal season with a comprehensive guide to all the teams in The Cartier Queen’s Cup and The Jaeger-LeCoultre Gold Cup for the British Open. We also hear from players who debate the pros and cons of making changes to how the high goal works. We have also included a guide to the Victor Ludorum series and there are reports galore from the US Open, Copa de la Naciones, The Prince of Wales Trophy and La Martina Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother’s Centenary Trophy. The fun filled pages continue with our usual news, club news and round-ups from women’s, youth and military polo. Fitness for Polo focus on the tricky nearside back hand bio-mechanics and our vet for the issue, Susie Richards, continues her three part series on how to manage breeding at home. We also include our regular slot for prize winning ponies in Pony Power and our charity focus shines a spotlight on Polo Pastures and their work with retired polo ponies. New for June is the introduction of a brand new feature spotlighting polo properties, who doesn’t love pouring over plots of flat land with polo potential? Our social sidelines are brimming with action from the pony lines at the first summer tournaments and plenty of pre season party action. Finally, we hear about the face behind the Images of Polo lens, Tony Ramirez in our Passions feature. Click here to subscribe now. Photograph: Mark Tomlinson and Alejo Taranco vie for the ball in the Final of The Prince of Wales Trophy at The Royal County of Berkshire By ©www.imagesofpolo.com Other top storiesMon 24th Oct 2022 Hurlingham Open Finalists Decided La Irenita Grand Champions vs La Dolfina SaudiThu 20th Oct 2022 Qualification Tournament Copa Remonta & Veterinaria El Overo Z7 UAE & La H to compete for place in Argentine OpenMon 17th Oct 2022 129th Hurlingham Open Weekend Results Wins for La Irenita Grand Champions, La Natividad, La Dolfina Saudi & La Ensenada RS Murus SanctusSun 16th Oct 2022 Qualification Tournament Copa Remonta & Veterinaria Opening wins for El Overo Z7 UAE & La HacheFri 14th Oct 2022 Qualification Tournament Begins Today El Overo Z7 UAE vs La Ca�ada & Chapaleufu vs La H Hurlingham Open Day 2 Results Wins for Ellerstina & La Dolfina SaudiWed 12th Oct 2022 XII FIP World Polo Championship Schedule Tickets now available onlineTue 11th Oct 2022 2023 Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame Inductees Mon 10th Oct 2022 La Natividad Claim Tortugas Open 14-13 win against defending champions, Ellerstina Pony Club October Half Term Training Wed 5th Oct 2022 Polo Nations Cup 2023 Tue 4th Oct 2022 Castagnola Raised to 10 in USA USPA Annual Outdoor Handicap ChangesMon 3rd Oct 2022 Tortugas Finalists Decided Ellerstina vs La Natividad on Saturday 8 October Where is the next Gold Cup 2023?Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games venue SoFi Stadium is set to host the final of the 2023 Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) Gold Cup.
How often is the Gold Cup?The Gold Cup is held every two years. The tournament succeeded the CONCACAF Championship (1963–1989), with its inaugural edition being held in 1991. North American Football Union's members Canada, United States and Mexico are the only three nations to have won the tournament.
Who qualifies for the Gold Cup?All national teams that are members of CONCACAF are eligible to enter the qualification for the Gold Cup. A total of 41 distinct entities have made attempts to qualify for the Gold Cup.
What does Concacaf stand for?The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) was founded in 1961 and serves as the organizing body for 41 national associations, including the United States, and spans from Canada in the north to Suriname in the south.
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