Valiente, with Adolfo Cambiaso and Facundo Pieres together, beat Colorado 9-4 in the C.V. Whitney Cup final and 11-8 in the Butler Handicap final.
Adolfo Cambiaso scored six goals as Valiente beat GSA 8-6 in the Ylvisaker Cup final at the International Polo Club Palm Beach.
Team Cartier retained the Snow Polo World Cup in St. Moritz, edging Maserati 4.5 to 4 in the final of the 34th edition on the frozen lake.
La Dolfina won a fifth straight Argentine Open, beating Ellerstina 14-13 on Juan Martín Nero’s golden goal. Mía Cambiaso won the first women’s Open.
La Dolfina began the 124th Argentine Open with a 24-6 rout of La Esquina at Palermo, with Juan Martín Nero scoring nine. Here is how the Triple Crown stands.
Argentina won a fifth world title in Sydney, beating Chile 8-7 in overtime on Lucio Fernández Ocampo’s golden goal. England took bronze, beating the USA 6-5.
Andrey Borodin’s Park Place beat Khaled Badr-El-Din’s Golden Falcons 8-7½ in the 16-goal Duke of Cornwall Trophy final at Guards, with Juan Britos as MVP.
King Power Foxes beat El Remanso 13-8 to retain the Gold Cup at Cowdray Park, and England won the Coronation Cup 7-1 with a ladies’ match on the same day.
RH Polo beat La Indiana by a single goal in the Cartier Queen’s Cup final at Guards, with Adolfo Cambiaso scoring on the bell and Tommy Beresford named MVP.
The all-English El Remanso team beat Murus Sanctus 11-8 in the Trippetts Challenge, the first high-goal final of the British season at Cowdray Park.