Snow Polo St.Moritz

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Comment by michelle odone on October 6, 2009 at 8:42am

fantastic,where do we get tickets from ?

Comment by David Sinclair on October 6, 2009 at 8:36am

Hi Natasha....ponies cold nose up on site from St Moritz last year....
Hows you by the way

Comment by michelle odone on August 16, 2009 at 10:11am

hi ,please give me the dates in plenty of time so that i can organise to be there this winter and not miss out
cheers
mx

Comment by Natasha Danilochkina on August 16, 2009 at 9:35am

this year we are going for the week - Closters 23-24 Jan and St Moritz 28-31 Jan

Comment by Sandra Funk on February 2, 2009 at 3:36am

Bank Julius Bär gewinnt den 25. Cartier Polo World Cup on Snow


Rangliste

1. Team Bank Julius Bär
Richard Le Poer, UK
José Donoso, CL
Pablo MacDonough, AR
George Milford Haven, UK

2. Team Brioni
Guy Schwarzenbach, AU/CH
Nacho Gonzalez, AR/UK
John Paul Clarkin, NZ
Johnny Good, UK

3. Team Cartier
Adriano Agosti, CH
Gaston Laulhé, AR
Alejandro Diaz Alberdi, AR
Glen Gilmore, AU

4. Team Maybach
Philipp Maeder, CH
Federico Bachmann*, AR and Augustin Martinez (AR)
Pablo Jauretche, AR
Ignacio Tillous, AR

Comment by Sandra Funk on February 1, 2009 at 11:03pm

Comment by Natasha Danilochkina on January 13, 2009 at 8:51am

Hi who's going to be in town for the Snow Polo? I arrive on the 29th Thursday and would love to meet you all for a drink. Planning an event itinerary...

Comment by Jeanne Chisholm on December 29, 2008 at 1:24am

Dear Snow Polo St. Moritz,

My gallery has specialized in POLO ART AND TROPHIES since 1978 formerly based at Palm Beach Polo & Country Club. I would be very happy to send email images of exciting new and unusual polo awards and gifts for your future projects and consideration.

Happy New Year
Jeanne Chisholm
http://www.chisholmgallery.com
info@chisholmgallery.com
518.398.1246

Comment by Sandra Funk on December 16, 2008 at 7:55am

25th Cartier Polo World Cup on Snow
The world's polo elite will be meeting up from 29 January to 1 February 2009 for the Cartier Polo World Cup on Snow.

Preparations for the jubilee are already going full speed ahead, while the winter polo tournament on the frozen Lake of St. Moritz can look back on impressive and successful history. Year after year, the importance of the event as a sports and social event has continued to grow. The teams' handicaps – and indication of the player's expertise – have constantly improved and today stand at 20 to 22 goals for each team, which is genuinely world class.

As glamorous as it may be today, the event had modest beginnings. Now celebrating its 25th successful year, it all started when a handful of keen polo fans from St. Moritz decided to impress the world with a brand-new type of sport: polo played on snow. The idea was conceived in summer 1983 when they got together for a few drinks while attending the tournament in Munich. The St. Moritz Polo team, founded in 1978, had travelled there to take part in a competition. The members of the small group were tossing all kinds of ideas into the air, and one of them seemed particularly attractive: to organize a winter polo tournament in St. Moritz.

Four high-goal teams will be lining up once again for the start of the 25th Cartier Polo World Cup on Snow. The Cartier, Maybach, Brioni and Julius Baer teams have all signed up world-class players with the promise of polo at the highest level. Adriano Agosti (Cartier), Philipp Maeder (Maybach) and Guy Schwarzenbach (Brioni) will be acting as patrons, while George Milford Haven makes his St. Moritz debut with the hope of leading the Julius Baer team to victory.

Comment by Natasha Danilochkina on August 20, 2008 at 9:41am

sent you the info!

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