Adolfo Cambiaso founded La Dolfina and turned it into a global benchmark, a constant presence at the biggest high-goal tournaments.
Adolfo Cambiaso
The greatest polo player in history.
He has held a 10-goal handicap for more than 25 years. He has carried the Argentine flag around the world without losing his traditions and, besides creating La Dolfina, breeds polo horses of the highest level in Argentina.
Mini bio
Born on 15 April 1975 in Cañuelas, Buenos Aires.
Starts playing polo at 14.
At 16 he wins the Gold Cup with Tramontana in England.
At 19 he reaches a 10-goal handicap, the highest rating.
Married to María Vázquez; they have three children: Mía, Adolfo (Poroto) and Myla.
Milestones
Thirty years at the top.
1994
1994
At 19 he wins his first Triple Crown, with Ellerstina, and reaches a 10-goal handicap.
2000
Founds La Dolfina polo club.
2002
Wins the Argentine Open at Palermo with La Dolfina for the first time.
2005
La Dolfina wins Palermo. Cambiaso scores 15 goals in the final.
2007
La Dolfina becomes the fourth team in history to reach a 40-goal handicap.
2009
La Dolfina wins the Palermo Open.
2011
The only team in history to reach 40 goals with two different line-ups.
2014
Receives the Bicentennial Olimpia as the greatest polo player of all time.
2015
Wins the Triple Crown with La Dolfina for the third year in a row.
2016
Plays the Tortugas Open final on six cloned horses.
2017
Wins the US Triple Crown with Valiente, plays his 100th Palermo match and becomes five-time champion with La Dolfina.
2018
Palermo champion for the sixth time with La Dolfina and best player of the final.
2019
La Dolfina turns 20 and wins Palermo for the seventh time, with 8 clones from its breeding in the final.
2020
With his son Poroto he wins the British Open Gold Cup with Next Generation.
2021
Plays for Scone with Poroto; they win the US Open and the Gold Cup in the United States.
2022
Wins the Palermo Open alongside Poroto: father and son, both on 10 goals.
The teams
One name, four countries.
2025 Argentine season
La Natividad La Dolfina
Adolfo Cambiaso with his son Poroto and his nephews Bartolomé and Camilo Castagnola. A 40-goal handicap: one of the strongest line-ups of the Triple Crown.
