Queen’s Cup Pink Polo 2025: A Celebration of Sport, Style, and Strength
The Queen’s Cup Pink Polo 2025 is set to make a grand return at the Thai Polo & Equestrian Club Pattaya, bringing together world-class polo and a powerful message of support for breast cancer awareness. Organized by B.Grimm and the Thailand Equestrian Federation, this annual charity event raises funds for The Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer Foundation, contributing to vital research, treatment, and awareness initiatives.
Scheduled for Saturday, February 22, this 16th edition promises an unforgettable blend of sport, solidarity, and elegance, all in the name of a worthy cause.
More Than Just a Polo Match
Dr. Harald Link, Chairman of B.Grimm, highlights the event’s deeper purpose:
“Queen’s Cup Pink Polo is more than just a sporting event—it is a celebration of compassion, strength, and resilience. Through the love of polo, we unite in the spirit of giving and happiness, supporting women in their fight against breast cancer while raising awareness of its importance. We invite everyone to be part of this meaningful journey.”
This year’s event features a highly anticipated women’s polo match, where Team Thailand will take on Team Malaysia in a thrilling display of skill and teamwork. Guests can also look forward to an array of pink-themed festivities, including a horseback fashion show, a grand parade, the traditional stomping of divots, and elegant afternoon tea sessions. Adding to the excitement, the FEI CSIY-B Pattaya 2025, Asian Equestrian Federation (AEF) Cup will welcome young showjumping talents from over 15 countries, showcasing the next generation of equestrian stars.
The day will conclude with a fireworks display, ensuring a spectacular finish to an event dedicated to empowerment and community spirit.
A Platform for Awareness and Change
Nunthinee Tanner, co-owner of the Thai Polo & Equestrian Club and Vice President of the Thailand Equestrian Federation, is a pioneer of women’s polo in Thailand and the driving force behind the Pink Polo initiative. She emphasizes the importance of the event, stating:
“Breast cancer remains the leading cause of death among Thai women, and the numbers continue to rise. With this all-female polo tournament, we hope to raise awareness while showcasing the strength and unity of women in sport.”
