La Dolfina de Cambiaso (38 handicap) will try to extend a hegemony that began in 2013 with eight consecutive crowns with the same quartet. For this year, the Cañuelas team renewed its roster: Francisco Elizalde and Alejandro Muzzio replaced Pablo Mac Donough and Juan Martín Nero.
In case of obtaining the victory again, La Dolfina will equal Hurlingham with 15 titles in the line of the second most winning team in the history of the Argentine Open after Coronel Suárez (25), a historical formation of the Heguys and the Harriotts.
Cambiaso, 46, lifted the trophy 17 times in Palermo: the first three with Ellerstina and the rest with La Dolfina.
La Natividad (36 goals handicap), champion of the Hurlingham Open this year, is going for its first consecration by the brothers Camilo and Bartolomé Castagnola, complemented by Pablo “Polito” Pieres and the South African Ignatius Du Plessis.
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