1929: Las Rosas
William Agar Benitz played at number 1 on this Las Rosas team that won the 1919 P.A. of the River Plate Championship and the first Hurlingham Open in 1929. Shown left to right are Davide Miles, John Miles, Bunny Land, and Willy Benitz. (Horace Laffaye, The Polo Encyclopedia)
1929: Las Rosas
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La CV Whitney Cup
La CV Whitney Cup (EE.UU.) fue establecida en 1979 en reconocimiento a la trayectoria de Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney (Hijo de Harry Payne Whitney), quien llego a tener 6 goles de handicap y obtuvo 3 veces el abierto de los Estados Unidos; en 1928 con Meadow Brook y en 1937 y 1938 con su club Old Westbury. Torneo para equipos de hasta 26 goles de handicap, la Whitney Cup es el primer escalon de la Trilple Corona Norteamericana.
The CV Whitney Cup
The CV Whitney Cup (USA) was established in 1979 in recognition Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney (Son of Harry Payne Whitney). In his lifetime, CV Whitney had a 6-goal handicap and won the US Open three times in 1928 with Meadow Brook and in 1937 and 1938 with his club Old Westbury.
The tournament is designed for teams of up to 26 handicap goals. The Whitney Cup is the first competition of the North American Triple Crown.