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Read MoreFormer Australian Polocrosse World Cup coach, Ross Shepherd, whose teams won the World Cup twice, has given his thoughts on the 2019 World Cup teams and how they have evolved.
Read MoreAustralia is the new world champion of polocrosse!
Read MoreThe finals have been decided - Australia will face South Africa on Sunday!
Read MoreFind out the highlights from Day 5 of the Adina Polocrosse World Cup with two of the semi finals played under lights in front of thousands of fans.
Read MoreFour teams have made it to the championship semi finals: Australia, South Africa, New Zealand and Zambia.
The Aussies have arrived having won all of their World Cup matches so far, the only undefeated team.
Does this make Australia the favourite to get into the finals, or have their losses given the other teams something to prove?
After four days of unpredictable polocrosse action, and the first round of night matches, the semi-final games for the Adina Polocrosse World Cup 2019 have been determined.
On Friday 26 April the United Kingdom take on the United States under lights at 6.00pm, followed by Zimbabwe versus Ireland at 7.30pm. Another two fantastic night games of polocrosse action.
Saturday will see South Africa versus Zambia at 10.00am and Australia versus New Zealand at 1.30pm.
With three days of the event remaining, the countdown is on for the finals, which will commence Saturday evening.
Read MoreTHIS COULD BE ANYONE’S WORLD CUP!
After defeating world number one South Africa, New Zealand have today been defeated 18 goals to 17 by Ireland who currently sit on the bottom of the ladder, showing that there are no predictions for this World Cup competition.
Read MoreAUSTRALIA MOVE TO CLEAR FAVOURITES TO WIN THE CUP
Fifth-ranked New Zealand defeats world number one South Africa in what has been labelled ‘the upset of the event’ and has been predicted to move Australia to clear favourites to win the World Cup.
Read MoreA wrap up of Day 1 from the Mike Williams Country Clothing Chukka Chat newsletter in the morning to results, gallery of images, and highlights reel from the livestream, published after the games are finished for the day
Read MoreToday, Tuesday 16 April, the official World Cup horse draw took place, which allocates a pool of horses to each of the eight competing teams. Players now have around one hour each day over the coming week to get to know their horse and how it plays, before competition commences on Monday 22 April.
Read MoreThe Adina Polocrosse World Cup teams have arrived in Warwick more prepared for competition than ever before after a record number of pre-World Cup test matches were held between competing nations.
With all teams taking their training so seriously, spectators are guaranteed to witness some of the best World Cup action in the event’s history.
Read MoreAustralian Stock Horses are renowned as some of the best polocrosse horses in the world, so it would seem that the sport of polocrosse and these versatile and willing horses are a perfect match. With the world’s best polocrosse players competing on Australian Stock Horses, these elite-level performance horses will demonstrate to the world what it is that sets them apart.
Read MoreSo many hours have gone into organising the Adina Polocrosse World Cup 2019, with planning beginning two years ago in 2017!
With just days until the World Cup, there are many people behind the scenes contributing to make this happen, and make it great! More than 200 volunteers will support the World Cup.
We’d love to introduce the main team behind the World Cup; the organising committee.
Read MoreWe caught up with Australian Polocrosse World Cup team member Lauren Sillitoe to talk about how she trains and prepares her horses for elite level polocrosse competitions such as the Adina Polocrosse World Cup 2019.
Read MoreMore than 60 years ago, Terry Blake took his first steps into the world of Australian Stock Horse breeding, not knowing that he would become a legend of the industry. His love of the Australian Stock Horse also drew him to the sport of polocrosse, where his horses were highly coveted by players and fellow breeders.
Read MoreThe Hafey name is synonymous with horse breeding. Justin Hafey is a fourth generation breeder, following in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and great grandfather. Hafey horses date back to the early 1900s, and today they can be found all over Australia, and internationally in the USA and UK.
Read MoreGenerous partners have sponsored awards for the best of the best at the Adina Polocrosse World Cup 2019 and the concurrent Barastoc Interstate Series 2019, ensuring competitors and horse loaners leave with great mementos of the events.
Read MoreThe Australian Polocrosse World Cup team is preparing to take to the field for the first time this week, taking on the New Zealand World Cup team in Ballarat, Victoria on 16-17 February.
This will be the first time the Australian team has played together in an official capacity, coming together in Victoria from their home states of New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia.
Read MoreIOR Petroleum, a major sponsor of the 2019 Adina Polocrosse World Cup, will open its new Diesel Stop depot in Warwick on Friday 21 December 2018 which will help to service the expected 60,000 spectators who will attend the World Cup in April next year.
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