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The Campeonato Argentino Abierto de Polo (Spanish for Argentine Polo Open Championship) is the most important international polo championship at club level, that takes place every years since 1893 at the Catedral del Polo in Palermo barrio in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Playing polo. ... 1893 (MDCCCXCIII) was a common year starting on Sunday (see link for calendar). ... Palermo in the map of Buenos Aires Palermo is a neighborhood, or barrio of the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires. ... The city of Buenos Aires is divided in 47 barrios: Agronomía Almagro Balvanera Barracas Belgrano Boedo Caballito Chacarita Coglhan Colegiales Constitución Flores Floresta La Boca La Paternal Liniers Mataderos Monte Castro Montserrat Nueva Pompeya Nuñez Palermo Parque Avellaneda Parque Chacabuco Parque Chas Parque Patricios Recoleta Retiro Saavedra... Buenos Aires (English: Fair Winds, originally Ciudad de la SantÃsima Trinidad y Puerto de Santa MarÃa de los Buenos Aires, City of the Holy Trinity and Port of Saint Mary of the Fair Winds) is the capital of Argentina and its largest city and port, as well as...

It was known as the River Plate Polo Championship between 1893-1923, and as well as the other two main polo events in Argentina (the Campeonato Abierto de Hurlingham and the Campeonato Abierto del Tortugas Country Club), the handicap of the teams must be between 28 and 40 goals. Its organised by the Asociación Argentina de Polo (Argentine Polo Association). Handicapping, in sport and games, is the practice of assigning advantage through scoring compensation or other advantage given to different contestants to equalize the chances of winning. ...

Winners

Year	Winner	Members
2005	LA DOLFINA SHOWMATCH	Adolfo Cambiaso (h), Lucas Monteverde (h), Mariano Aguerre and Bartolomé Castagnola.
2004	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU II	Alberto Heguy (h), Ignacio Heguy, Milo Fernández Araujo and Eduardo Heguy.
2003	LA AGUADA PASSAT	Javier Novillo Astrada, Eduardo Novillo Astrada (h), Miguel Novillo Astrada e Ignacio Novillo Astrada.
2002	LA DOLFINA KING POWER	Adolfo Cambiaso (h), Sebastián Merlos, Juan Ignacio Merlos and Pablo Pefaure (h).
2001	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU	Bautista Heguy, Mariano Aguerre, Marcos Heguy and Horacio Heguy(h).
2000	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU II	Alberto Heguy (h), Ignacio Heguy, Milo Fernández Araujo and Eduardo Heguy.
1999	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU II	Alberto Heguy (h), Ignacio Heguy, Milo Fernández Araujo and Eduardo Heguy.
1998	ELLERSTINA	Adolfo Cambiaso (h), Mariano Aguerre, Gonzalo Pieres and Bartolomé Castagnola.
1997	ELLERSTINA	Adolfo Cambiaso (h), Mariano Aguerre, Gonzalo Pieres and Bartolomé Castagnola.
1996	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU II	Alberto Heguy (h), Ignacio Heguy, Alejandro Díaz Alberdi and Eduardo Heguy.
1995	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU I	Bautista Heguy, Gonzalo Heguy, Horacio Heguy (h) and Marcos Heguy.
1994	ELLERSTINA	Adolfo Cambiaso (h), Mariano Aguerre, Gonzalo Pieres and Carlos Gracida.
1993	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU I	Bautista Heguy, Gonzalo Heguy, Horacio Heguy (h) and Marcos Heguy.
1992	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU I	Bautista Heguy, Gonzalo Heguy, Horacio Heguy (h) and Marcos Heguy.
1991	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU I	Bautista Heguy, Gonzalo Heguy, Horacio Heguy (h) and Marcos Heguy.
1990	LA ESPADANA	Carlos Gracida, Alfonso Pieres, Gonzalo Pieres and Ernesto Trotz (h).
1989	LA ESPADANA	Carlos Gracida, Alfonso Pieres, Gonzalo Pieres and Ernesto Trotz (h).
1988	LA ESPADANA	Carlos Gracida, Alfonso Pieres, Gonzalo Pieres and Ernesto Trotz (h).
1987	LA ESPADANA	Carlos Gracida, Alfonso Pieres, Gonzalo Pieres and Ernesto Trotz (h).
1986	INDIOS CHAPALEUFU	Marcos Heguy, Gonzalo Heguy, Horacio Heguy (h) and Alejandro Garrahan.
1986	LA ESPADANA (MAYO)	Antonio Herrera, Alfonso Pieres, Gonzalo Pieres and Ernesto Trorz (h).
1985	--	No se pudo terminar por epizootia equina.
1984	LA ESPADANA	Juan M. Zavaleta, Alfonso Pieres, Gonzalo Pieres and Ernesto Trotz (h).
1983	CORONEL SUAREZ II	Benjamín Araya, Juan Badiola, Daniel González and Horacio Araya.
1982	SANTA ANA	Gastón R. Dorignac, Héctor Merlos Guillermo Gracida (h) and Francisco E. Dorignac.
1981	CORONEL SUAREZ	Benjamín Araya, Alberto P. Heguy, Alfredo Harriott and Celestino Garrós.
1980	CORONEL SUAREZ	Benjamín Araya, Alberto P. Heguy, Alfredo Harriott and C. Garrós (Horacio Heguy).
1979	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1978	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1977	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1976	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1975	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1974	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1973	SANTA ANA	Gastón R. Dorignac, Héctor Merlos, Daniel González and Francisco Dorignac.
1972	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1971	SANTA ANA	Teófilo V. Bordeau, Gastón Dorignac, Daniel González and Francisco Dorignac.
1970	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1969	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1968	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1967	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott h) and Alfredo Harriott.
1966	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy (William Linfoot), Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Daniel González.
1965	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h) and Daniel González.
1964	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriot (h) and Juan Carlos Harriott (Carlos Torres Zavaleta).
1963	CORONEL SUAREZ	Alberto P. Heguy, Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h), and Juan Carlos Harriott.
1962	CORONEL SUAREZ	Horacio A. Heguy, Daniel González, Juan Carlos Harriott (h), and Juan Carlos Harriott.
1961	CORONEL SUAREZ	Horacio A. Heguy, Daniel González, Juan Carlos Harriott (h), and Juan Carlos Harriott.
1960	EL TREBOL	Horacio Castilla, Teófilo V. Bordeau, Carlos de la Serna and Carlos E. Menditeguy.
1959	CORONEL SUAREZ	Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h), Luis A. Lalor and Juan Carlos Harriott.
1958	CORONEL SUAREZ- LOS INDIOS	Horacio A. Heguy, Juan Carlos Harriott (h), Antonio Heguy and Juan Carlos Harriott.
1957	CORONEL SUAREZ	Bertil Andino Grahn, Juan Carlos Harriott (h), Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan Carlos Harriott.
1956	EL TREBOL	Eduardo A. Bullrich, Julio Menditeguy, Roberto Skene and Carlos E. Menditeguy.
1955	VENADO TUERTO	Juan L. Cavanagh, Roberto Cavanagh, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1954	EL TREBOL	Nicolás Ruiz Guinazú, Roberto Skene, Carlos E. Menditeguy and Eduardo A. Bullrich.
1953	CORONEL SUAREZ	Ernesto J. Lalor, Francisco Reyes Carrere, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1952	CORONEL SUAREZ	Ruben Fernández Sarraúa, Francisco Reyes Carrere, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan Carlos Harriott.
1951	LOS PINGÜINOS	Luis J. Duggan, Iván M. Mihanovich, Gabriel Capdepont and Mariano Gutiérrez Achaval.
1950	VENADO TUERTO	Juan L. Cavanagh, Roberto Cavanagh, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1949	VENADO TUERTO	Juan L. Cavanagh, Roberto Cavanagh, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1948	VENADO TUERTO	Juan L. Cavanagh, Roberto Cavanagh, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1947	VENADO TUERTO	Juan L. Cavanagh, Roberto Cavanagh, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1946	VENADO TUERTO	Juan L. Cavanagh, Roberto Cavanagh, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1945	--	Not held due to the World War II.
1944	VENADO TUERTO	Juan L. Cavanagh, Roberto Cavanagh, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1943	EL TREBOL	Luis J. Duggan, Julio M. Menditeguy, Heriberto Duggan and Carlos M. Menditeguy.
1942	EL TREBOL	Luis J. Duggan, Julio M. Menditeguy, Heriberto Duggan and Carlos M. Menditeguy.
1941	EL TREBOL	Luis J. Duggan, Julio M. Menditeguy, Heriberto Duggan and Carlos M. Menditeguy.
1940	EL TREBOL	Luis J. Duggan, Julio M. Menditeguy, Heriberto Duggan and Carlos M. Menditeguy.
1939	EL TREBOL	Luis J. Duggan, Heriberto Duggan, Enrique Duggan and Manuel Andrada.
1938	LOS INDIOS	Audilio Bonadeo Ayrolo, Juan Rodríguez, Andrés Gazzotti and Manuel Andrada.
1937	HURLINGHAM	Eduardo Rojas Lanusse, Juan D. Nelson, Roberto Cavanagh and Luis L. Lacey.
1936	SANTA PAULA	Juan J. Reynal, Matías Casares, José C. Reynal and Ricardo S. Santamarina.
1935	TORTUGAS	Juan C. Alberdi, Mario Inchauspe, Enrique J. Alberdi and Manuel Andrada.
1934	CORONEL SUAREZ	Ricardo E. Garrós, Eduardo E. Garrós, Enrique J. Alberdi and Juan C. Alberdi.
1933	SANTA PAULA	Juan J. Reynal, Martín J. Reynal, José C. Reynal and Manuel Andrada.
1932	MEADOW BROOK	Michael G. Phipps, Ewinston F.C. Guest, Elmer J. Boeseke Jr. and William H. Post.
1931	LA RINCONADA	Audilio Bonadeo Ayrolo, Martín J. Reynal, José C. Reynal and Manuel Andrada.
1930	SANTA PAULA	Alfredo J. Harrington, Juan J. Reynal, José C. Reynal and Manuel Andrada.
1929	HURLINGHAM	Arturo J. Kenny, Juan D. Nelson, Enrique Padilla and Luis L. Lacey.
1928	SANTA INES	Daniel Kearney, Guillermo Brooke Naylor, K. Reynolds (F.Watson) and Juan Kearney.
1927	HURLINGHAM	Arturo J. Kenny, Juan D. Nelson, Julio Negron and Luis L. Lacey.
1926	HURLINGHAM	Francisco Cevallos, Ramón Videla Dorna, Justo J. Galarreta and Enrique E. Padilla.
1925	HURLINGHAM	Arturo J. Kenny, Juan D. Nelson, E. Leonardo Lacey and Luis L. Lacey.
1924	SANTA INES	Daniel M. Kearney, Carlos N. Land, Guillermo Brooke Naylor and Juan Kearney.
1923	LAS ROSAS	Juan B. Miles, Juan D. Nelson, E. Leonardo Lacey and Luis L. Lacey.
1922	SANTA INES	Daniel M. Kearney, Carlos N. Land, Guillermo Brooke Naylor and Juan Kearney.
1921	HURLINGHAM	Arturo J. Kenny, Juan D. Nelson, Julio Negron and Luis L. Lacey.
1920	HURLINGHAM	Arturo J. Kenny, Juan D. Nelson, Julio Negron and Luis L. Lacey.
1919	LAS ROSAS	W.A. Benítz, Juan B. Miles, David B. Miles and Carlos N. Land.
1918	HURLINGHAM	Jorge H. Roberts, C. Crawford Smith, Julio Negron and Juan A.E. Traill.
1917	NORTH SANTA FE	Juan B. Miles, David B. Miles,Carlos N: Land and Juan A.E. Traill.
1916	NORTH SANTA FE	Juan B. Miles, David B. Miles,Carlos N: Land and Juan A.E. Traill.
1915	PALOMAR	Lindsay R.S. Holway, Samuel A.Casares, Carlos F. Lacey and Luis L. Lacey.
1914	--	Not held due to the World War I.
1913	NORTH SANTA FE	Eduardo Traill, L.A. Lynch Staunton, Roberto W. Traill and Juan A.E.Traill.
1912	NORTH SANTA FE	Geoffrey C. Francés,L.A.Lynch Staunton, Roberto W. Traill and Juan A.E.Traill.
1911	NORTH SANTA FE	Geoffrey C. Francés,L.A.Lynch Staunton, Roberto W. Traill and Juan A.E.Traill.
1910	LAS ROSAS	Carlos A.M. Watts, Roberto G. Best, Juan A.E.Traill and E.de Galiani.
1909	WESTERN CAMPS	Juan A.Campbell, Ricardo Leard, H.Drysdale and Eduardo Lucero.
1908	NORTH SANTA FE	José E. Traill, Juan A.E. Traill, Roberto W. Traill and Eduardo Traill.
1907	WESTERN CAMPS	Juan A. Campbell, Ricardo Leard, H. Drysdale and Eduardo Lucero.
1906	NORTH SANTA FE	José E. Traill, Juan A.E. Traill, Roberto W. Traill and José González.
1905	HURLINGHAM	E.C. Robson, T. Scott-Robson, Hugo Scott-Robson and B.Bedford.
1904	NORTH SANTA FE	José E. Traill, Eduardo Traill, Juan A.E. Traill and Roberto W. Traill.
1903	HURLINGHAM	Francisco J. Balfour, G.E.P. Robson, T.Scott-Robson and Hugo Scott- Robson.
1902	HURLINGHAM	Francisco J. Balfour, E.C. Robson, T. Scott-Robson and B. Bedford.
1901	SAN CARLOS	Gastón Peers, Percy Talbot, J.Carrizo and Roque Fredes.
1900	LA VICTORIA	Mangus Fea, Frank E. Kinchant, J. Luard Bury and W. Hinchliff.
1899	HURLINGHAM	Francisco J. Balfour, F.J. Bennet, T. Scott-Robson and Hugo Scott-Robson.
1898	THE CASUALS	Frank B. Hinchliff, Eduardo Traill, Roberto W.Traill and F.S. Robinson.
1897	HURLINGHAM	M. Finlayson, Frank Furber, E. Follet Holt and Hugo Scott-Robson.
1896	LAS PETACAS	Sixto Martínez, José Martínez, Frank C. Kinchant and Francisco Benítez.
1895	THE CASUALS	E. Follet Holt, C.J. Tetley, R. Scott Moncrieff and Percy Talbot.
1895	LAS PETACAS	Sixto Martínez, José Martínez, Frank E. Kinchant and Francisco Benítez.
1894	FLORES	J. Bennett, F.J. Bennett, T. Scott-Robson and Hugo Scott-Robson.
1894	THE CASUALS	E. Follet Holt, R. Mc Smyth, Percy Talbot and F.S. Robinson.
1893	HURLINGHAM	Francisco J.Balfour, Frank Furber, C.J. Tetley and Hugo Scott-Robson.

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