An intimidating legacy comes hand-in-hand with the showdown of this 22 goal polo tournament, Cartier Queen’s Cup. Directed after Queen Elizabeth II, it is considered to be the top and the finest games of polo, called to be the jewel in the polo calendar which encapsulating the best of the British season.
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The guests at Guards Polo Club. | Source: guardspoloclub.com
Not only is the Queen’s Cup known for the speck of royalty in it, it is also known for the fast-paced polo and first-class hospitality. It is possibly the best place to keep a close eye on rivals and ponies along with the warmth spread around by the talented and sober Mosiman’s hospitality who is known for his touch of pure and elegant essence to the day. The Queen’s Cup was also played by Prince Charles in 1987.
Lady Diana at Cartier International Cup in 1987. | Source: telegraph.co.uk
Cartier has always believed polo to be the sport of the king, but not all courtiers to be alike. While their global polo sponsorship campaign held onto the International Day and the Snow Polo World Cup in the past, they wished to shift to better and grand.
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Cartier at the Queen’s Cup.| Source: guardspoloclub.com
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