welcomed on board as a brand ambassador, and has played
for the
national side on a number of occasions. Cudmore has won the Gold
Cup British Open, the Westchester Cup and has played in a number
of high-goal tournaments in Argentina and Australia.
In addition to this growing group of established polo greats,
Hurlingham Polo is also developing its line-up of the sport’s best
up-and-coming talent to help develop and support the future stars
of English polo. Hugo Taylor, Luke Wiles and Tommy Severn,
three of the game’s most promising players, were previous
Hurlingham Polo ‘Young Guns’ who have now been promoted to
full, senior brand ambassadors. The next cohort of Young Guns
is set to be announced shortly.
As the end of 2019 approaches, the retailer is working hard
behind the scenes preparing to roll out the brand internationally,
with Hurlingham Polo now trademarked in more than 100 countries
worldwide, and is in the process of appointing international
partners to achieve this.
It is also continuing to develop new lifestyle collections,
including the launch of its Polo 150 collection created to celebrate
the 150th anniversary of polo in England. The collection features
products designed with a vintage aesthetic, using distressed versions
of the classic Hurlingham Polo crest to emphasise the historic nature
of this unique range.
Whether worn by a professional polo player, or an aspiring
fan, the Hurlingham Polo collection has something for everyone.
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Above:
Fred Mannix Jr
playing in the Queen’s
Cup.
Left, from left:
Tommy Severn, Hugo
Taylor and
Luke Wiles
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