SAN ROQUE, Saturday, August 3, 2024 – Two meetings at Ayala Los Pinos Headquarters were the
in charge of adding color to this Saturday’s day in the Terralpa de Alto Silver Cup
Handicap, second stop of the 53rd Andalusia International Polo Tournament. Both matches were
corresponding to the Medium Handicap category: Amanara beat Jolly Roger, while
Electric Polo did the same against Brunei.
Amanara and Jolly Roger opened fire on court number 2 of Los Pinos, with opposite realities:
Amanara had just beaten Electric Polo in his debut, and Jolly Roger had just lost to John Smith. And
although the procedure was even, Amanara managed to control the different moments until he won the
success. Electric Polo and Brunei closed the date, two teams eager for victories because both
they arrived with defeats in their last presentation. Brunei paid dearly for their lack of effectiveness and crashed,
in addition, with a defense by Electric that was very fine. Alongside that, Sarah Braune’s team
They knew how to take advantage of their opportunities in attack to stay with the victory.
The action for the Terralpa Silver Cup will resume this Sunday, at Ayala Sede Los Pinos, with two
matches corresponding to the High Handicap.
The 53rd Andalusia International Polo Tournament takes place between the 3 playing fields of Ayala Polo
Club and the 4 that Ayala owns Los Pinos Headquarters, and is disputed in 3 polo categories: High Handicap
(20-22 Goals), Medium Handicap (12-14 Goals) and Low Handicap (6-8 Goals).
The detail of the day of the Terralpa Silver Cup played on Saturday, August 3 was the
following:
MEDIUM HANDICAP
AMANARA 12-9 JOLLY ROGER
AMANARA: Nicky Sen 0, Pedro Chavanne 2, Lorenzo Chavanne 5, Santiago Chavanne 7. Total: 14.
JOLLY ROGER: Santos Iriarte 2, Manuel Plaza de Ayala 6, James Beim 6, Niclas Johanson 0. Total: 14.
Judges: Martín Goti & Guillermo Villanueva. Referee: José Ignacio Araya.
ELECTRIC POLO 11-9 BRUNEI
ELECTRIC POLO: Sarah Braune 0, Francisco Crotto 4, Felix Esaín 6, Tomás Willans 4. Total: 14.
BRUNEI: Azemah Bolkiah 0, Tomás Delfino 4, Rufino Laulhé 4, Matías Mac Donough (h) 6. Total: 14.
Judges: Julian Appleby & Federico Martelli. Referee: Santos Anca