The Queen’s Cup Pink Polo 2025, a prestigious charity women’s polo tournament, concluded in spectacular fashion. Held on Saturday, February 22, 2025, at Thai Polo & Equestrian Club, Pattaya, the event was organized by B.Grimm, led by Mr. Harald Link, Chairman of B.Grimm and Thailand Equestrian Federation President, alongside Nunthinee Tanner, Vice President of the Thailand Equestrian. This celebrated annual tournament raises funds for the The Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer Foundation.
The thrilling final match featured Team Thailand and Team Malaysia, with Team Malaysia emerging victorious and lifting the prestigious Queen’s Cup.
A Tournament with a Purpose
Nunthinee Tanner, Thailand’s first female polo player, emphasized that Pink Polo serves a greater cause beyond competition. “Through this event, we aim to empower women with knowledge on the importance of early screening while supporting those affected by the disease. As a woman, I encourage all women to unite and contribute to this meaningful cause,” she stated. She also highlighted the significance of promoting women’s participation in polo, fostering new talents, and encouraging Thai female players to compete internationally.
Supporting Breast Cancer Patients and Research
Dr. Kris Chatamra, Founder and Chairman of the Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer Foundation, expressed the urgency of breast cancer awareness, noting that it remains the leading cause of death among Thai women. “The Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer was established in 2007 as Thailand’s first comprehensive treatment and research facility dedicated to breast cancer. Our goal is to provide the best possible care, from early diagnosis to palliative care for underprivileged patients. This center serves as a beacon of hope, fulfilling Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s The Queen Mother vision of supporting women’s health,” he explained.
A Spectacle of Equestrian Excellence
Prior to the main polo event, the Asian Equestrian Federation Cup CSIJ-B Pattaya 2025, a regional show jumping competition, brought together riders from over 15 Asian nations. Beyond the thrilling polo action, attendees enjoyed a variety of engaging activities, including exclusive sponsor showcases such as Royal Salute’s luxury booth.
A highlight of the day was the classic car parade, leading the competing teams onto the field, followed by a breathtaking horseback fashion show, led by Nunthinee Tanner herself, along with distinguished guest models.
Adding to the tradition of polo, spectators enthusiastically participated in the Stomping of the Divots, a customary ritual of flattening the field during halftime. This year’s event featured a special violin performance by Bing Han, Concertmaster of the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra, enchanting the audience during the stomping session.
The event concluded with the presentation of the Best Dressed,Best Hat, and Mr. Pink Polo Awards, recognizing the most stylish attendees who embraced the elegance of Pink Polo.
A Legacy of Charity and Sportsmanship
Now in its 16th year, The Queen’s Cup Pink Polo 2025 was not only a remarkable sporting event but also a powerful symbol of compassion, happiness, and women’s strength. Through the shared love of polo and the spirit of giving, the event embodied B.Grimm’s commitment to creating a better world through business with compassion.
