To view the team and players, playing in the Countess of Dudley Cup please click HERE
Day 7 , 4 October - Results of the Countess of Dudley Cup
Countess of Dudley Cup - Semi Final results
- Scone AEC won 10 goals to 7 against Arunga
- Ellerston Gardenvale won 11 goals to 9 against Scone Pinnacle
Hector King Cup - Semi Final results
- Larapinta Green won 7 goals to 5.5 against Ellerston White
- Ellerston Blue won 8 goals to 5 against White Deer Park
Sir JJ Garvan Cup - Semi Final results
- Swan Valley Sandalford won 10 goals to 5 against Windsor Troika
- Larapinta Red won 6 goals to 5 against Town & Country
The teams going into Sunday's final's are
Countess of Dudley Cup Final - Scone AEC will take on Ellerston Gardenvale
Hector King Cup Final - Larapinta Green will take on Ellerston Blue
Sir JJ Garvan Cup Final - Swan Valley Sandalford will take on Larapinta Red
"100 years ago, the Countess of Dudley Cup semifinals took place."
In 1924 Muswellbrook Polo Club emerged victorious against the Harden Polo Club in the Semi-Final of the Countess of Dudley Cup.
Today, Scone AEC defeated Arunga, and Ellerston Gardenvale defeated Scone Pinnacle.
Scone AEC will face Ellerston Gardenvale on Sunday in a final that should not be missed. Join us field-side to witness these teams battle it out for the prestigious Countess of Dudley Cup at Windsor Polo Club.
Players Left to Right: “Brandy” Pearce, Bruce White, Harold White and Doug Bell
Day 6 , 3 October - Results of the Countess of Dudley Cup
- Swan Valley Sandalford won 12 goals to 9 against Town & Country
- Killarney White Deer Park won 7 goals to 5 against Ellerston White
Please see tomorrow's Semi Finals draw HERE
Day 5 , 2 October - Results of the Countess of Dudley Cup
- Ellerston Blue won 11 goals to 7 against Larapinta Green
- Ellerston Gardenvale won 11 goals to 10 against Windsor Troika
- Arunga won 11 goals to 8 against Larapinta Red
Please see tomorrow's Draw and playing fields HERE
Current Standings
Day 4 , 1 October - Results of the Countess of Dudley Cup
- Scone AEC won 12 goals to 11 against Scone Pinnacle
- Larapinta Red won 10 goals to 9 against Ellerston White
- Arunga won 11 goals to 7 against Killarney White Deer Park
Please see tomorrow's Draw and playing fields HERE
Day 3 , 30 September - Results of the Countess of Dudley Cup
- Larapinta Green won 11 goals to 9 against Windsor Troika
- Ellerston Gardenvale won 14 goals to 7 against Ellerston Blue
Please see tomorrow's Draw and playing fields HERE
Day 2 , 29 September - Results of the Countess of Dudley Cup
- Scone Pinnacle won 11 Goals to 6 against Swan Valley Sandalford
- Scone AEC won 12 goals to 6 against Town & Country
- Larapinta Green won 11 goals to 10 against Ellerston Gardenvale
- Killarney White Deer Park won 8 goals to 5 against Larapinta Red
Day 1 , 28 September - Results of the Countess of Dudley Cup
- Ellerston Blue won 7 Goals to 6 against Windsor Troika
- Scone Pinnacle won 12 goals to 7 against Town & Country
- Scone AEC won 15 goals to 6 against Swan Valley Sandalford
- Ellerston White won 9 goals to 7 against Arunga
Dear Patrons and Players,
Please see links to the teams List for the upcoming Countess of Dudley Cup and Hector King Trophy.
Below are some house keeping points to note:
Discounted Food and Drinks at The Royal Richmond Hotel
During the Spring polo season, The Royal Richmond Hotel will be offering exclusive and substantial food & drink discounts to the members of our polo community. We encourage you to download the Royal Richmond Hotel app from your App store. Find out more HERE
Steps:
- Download the App and become a member ‘first’.
- Go to ‘Join a Club’ in the drop down bar.
- Select the Windsor Polo Club icon.
- Enter the code: wpc
Then simply tap your phone at the time of payment to be eligible for these polo specials. Details about what is on offer will follow.
Save the Date
Sunday October 6, 2024 at Windsor Polo Club – Invite your friends along to the finals of The Countess of Dudley Cup & Hector King Trophy.
After Party
Sunday October 6, 2024 out the back at The Richmond Royal Hotel
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The New South Wales Championship Trophy, the Countess of Dudley Cup, since being presented in 1910, has arguably become one of the most coveted trophies in Australian Club Polo. The trophy was named after the wife of William Ward, the second Earl of Dudley, who served as Governor General from 1908 to 1911.
The Countess of Dudley presented the silver cup at the inaugural tournament in 1910. It was intended to be a perpetual challenge trophy open to all member clubs of the New South Wales Polo Association and to clubs that are members of kindred associations in other states.
This year, there are 12 club teams competing for this prestigious trophy.
Tournament Conditions:
- Each team will play within their pool for the first 3 games.
- 2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw and 0 points for a loss.
- The winners of Pool A,B,C (based on margins if points are tied) will progress to the Countess of Dudley semi finals. If margins are equal, a penalty shootout will occur.
- To decide the fourth team for the Countess of Dudley Cup semi finals, the next best loser from any Pool based on points and margins will also progress. If margins are equal, a penalty shootout will occur.
- After that, the next four best teams from any Pool based on points and margins will progress to the Hector King semi finals. If margins are equal, a penalty shootout will occur.
- The four bottom teams based on points and margins will progress to the Garvin Cup semi finals.
- ·A suitable umpire pony must be provided from both teams tacked up and ready 10 minutes before at the centre table. Failure to do so will incur a $200 fine.
Welcome Drinks Thursday 26 September
The NSW Polo Association would like to invite all to a welcome drinks event for the Countess of Dudley Cup teams at the Royal Richmond Hotel on Thursday, 26th September from 6:30 pm. The evening will feature a warm reception for the participating Dudley Cup teams and a shirt presentation for the NSW Junior team in preparation for the upcoming NSW Junior Championship. The championship will take place at Scone Polo Club on Wednesday, 9 October, where they will compete against the visiting South Island team.