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Tue 1st Sep 2026

Dubai Take Fifth Gold Cup Title in Sotogrande

Gold Cup wins for Dubai, P1 Cars El Bambú and Vamos Korea

 

Dubai secured their fifth Copa de Oro Ayala Polo Club High Goal title with a commanding 16-9 victory over Sainte Mesme in Saturday’s Final at Los Pinos. The victory marked Dubai’s first Gold Cup success since 2023 and brought Sainte Mesme’s impressive debut campaign in the Final to an end.   

After a competitive opening chukka left Dubai narrowly ahead 4-3, they began to take control, leading 9-6 at halftime before pulling clear in the second half. Sixteen-year-old Pedro Chavanne produced an impressive performance, while Gonzalo Ferrari was named Most Valuable Player and Bartolomé Castagnola was the top scorer with six goals. Ve Ocho Monet, played by Chavanne, was named Best Playing Pony.  
In the Medium Goal, P1 Cars El Bambú completed a Silver and Gold Cup double with a 14-11 victory over ATL Polo Team. Carlos María Ulloa scored nine goals and was named Most Valuable Player, while DS Cristal, played by Juan Zubiaurre, received the Best Playing Pony award.  

Vamos Korea took the Low Goal title, defeating Santa Quiteria 12-8 and adding Gold to the Bronze title. Indalecio Pieres was named Most Valuable Player, with his Willmont Nueva Zelanda collecting Best Playing Pony honours.  

 

Copa de Oro Ayala Polo Club High Goal Final teams: 

Dubai (22): Gonzalo Entrecanales (1), Pedro Chavanne (4), Gonzalo Ferrari (7) & Bartolomé Castagnola (10) 

Sainte Mesme (22): Kristos Magrini (6), Ned Hine (5), Carlos María Ulloa (7) & Robert Strom (4) 

Copa de Oro Ayala Polo Club Medium Goal Final teams: 

P1 Cars El Bambú (14): Bella Teitelbaum (0), Ciro Urturi (3), Carlos María Ulloa (7) & Dante Castagnola (4) 

ATL Polo Team (14): Pascual Álvarez (1), Milo Mac Donough (1), Pablo Llorente (6) & Juan Zubiaurre (6) 

Copa de Oro Ayala Polo Club Low Goal Final teams: 

Vamos Korea (10): David Ko (0), Indalecio Pieres (1), Vicente Stirling (1) & Nicolás Pieres (8) 

Santa Quiteria (8): Alfonso Nero (1), Gonzalo Entrecanales (2), Luis Domecq (2) & Juan Cruz Carreño (3)  

 

Photograph: Dubai raise their fifth Gold Cup after defeating Sainte Mesme. By Matias Callejo 


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