THE ESSENTIALS
CHRISTMAS PACKS AVAILABLE!
The LONGINES PARIS EIFFEL JUMPING is mobilizing to welcome the public in the best conditions despite the high temperatures forecast for this weekend in Paris.
The safety , comfort and well-being of our visitors, riders, horses and all our teams are our absolute priority.
We encourage all spectators to adopt the right reflexes in the face of the heat:
Stay hydrated regularly.
Bring your own water bottle or hydration pack.
Water fountains will be available on site.
CHOOSE SHADED AREAS
Numerous shaded areas are available in the Village to allow you to protect yourself from the sun.
ENJOY THE COOL SPACES
Dedicated spaces will allow you to take a break and refresh yourself throughout the day.
PROTECT YOURSELF FROM THE SUN
Bring hats, caps and parasols.
Apply sunscreen regularly.
Wear appropriate sunglasses.
AMONG THE INTERNATIONAL HEADLINERS
Briton Scott Brash, currently world No. 3, Olympic team champion in Paris in 2024 and reigning European champion, will be there.
Germany will be represented by Sophie Hinners (No. 21), Daniel Deusser and Christian Ahlmann, the only rider to have won the Paris stage twice, in 2019 and 2023.
On the Scandinavian side, Swedish legends Henrik von Eckermann and Peder Fredricson will be back in Paris.
Belgium will arrive in force with Nicola Philippaerts (No. 13), Thibault Philippaerts, Zoe Hank Conter, Jérôme Guéry, but also Gilles Thomas (No. 5), winner of the LGCT – Grand Prix de la Ville de Paris 2025 with Ermitage Kalone, and Abdel Saïd, recent winner of the Cannes stage and the Eiffel Challenge 2025.
Ireland, meanwhile, will rely on Bertram Allen, Tom Wachman, Cian O'Connor, and Denis Lynch.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE WELL-BEING OF THE HORSES
Animal welfare being at the heart of the organization of the LONGINES PARIS EIFFEL JUMPING, specific measures are put in place to guarantee the comfort of the horses throughout the event.
The horses benefit from shaded paddocks and stalls, constant access to water, and appropriate cooling systems. Misting systems and fans are also installed in the stables to maintain optimal conditions.
A SUITABLE SPORTS PROGRAM
Due to the high temperatures forecast for Paris this weekend, and following discussions with the relevant authorities, we have modified the event program.
The well-being of our horses, athletes, spectators, staff and organizing teams remains our top priority.
Please consult the updated program before your visit.
Friday, June 19th
• Ticket holders for the stands: Opening at 1:30 pm (competition break between 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm)
• Open to the public: 7:30 am
Saturday, June 20th
• Ticket holders for the stands: Opening at 2:15 pm (competition break between 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm)
• Open to the public: 8:00 a.m.
Sunday, June 21
• Ticket holders for the stands: Doors open at 11am
• Open to the public: 7:30 am
We thank all our visitors for their vigilance and cooperation so that everyone can enjoy this 12th edition in the best conditions.