What’s on at the Berkshire?
Summer 2026
Our 2026 Summer Season begins on Saturday 2nd May. Members of the public are very welcome to come and watch our matches, there are a few days during the season that require tickets (see below) but the rest of the time you can simply turn up and enjoy the polo! You can see when we have matches on on our home page, or please call the Polo Office on 01344 890060.
The Justrerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy
Saturday 16th May
Sponsored for the sixth year by Justerini & Brooks, this trophy marks the beginning of the UK High Goal Season. The tournament is one of the top five in the country, drawing some of the best players in the world! The Prince of Wales got its name from the clubs founding member, The Prince of Wales, now HRH King Charles III.
Sip champagne with friends, or get the family together and enjoy the thrill of polo!
The John Prestwich Challenge Trophy & Charity Dog Show
Saturday 13th June
Teams will battle it out over 2 weeks to make it to the final and take their shot at winning the silverware! The tournament is part of the Victor Ludorum 12 Goal, a series of highly competitive tournaments where teams collect points in order to become the season champions.
This year, we are including a fundraising Dog Show after the final to raise money for Battersea's Dogs Home. To enter the Dog Show please sign up on the day wth your four legged friend, each class is £5 with all money raised going to Battersea Dogs Home.
Classes include: Best Dressed, Waggiest Tail, Dog the Judge would most like to take home, Scruffiest or Fluffiest & Musical Sit!
Click here for tickets - tickets sales are to raise money for Battersea Dogs Home, suggested donation £1 - 10 per person.
The Eduardo Moore & Charity Raffle
Sunday 12th July
The final of The Eduardo Moore will be played on the stunning Ground 1 in front of the Royal Pavilion at 3pm, followed by the draw of the charity raffle in aid of MIND charity. Come along and enjoy an exciting afternoon of polo whilst supporting a wonderful cause.
The tournament is a tribute to Eduardo ”Gordo” Moore, one of the most remarkable Argentine players of all times and the heart and soul of his team, ‘Nueva Escocia’. The way he played polo was revolutionary for his time – throughout the 1960s and 70s. His skills both as a rider and in his handling of the stick and ball were exceptional. In 1986, Moore tragically took his own life. which deeply affected the polo community around the world.
