Thierry Rozier, a man with several hats!

Marcel Rozier, who was crowned the Team Olympic Champion in Montreal in 1976, and converted to the position of coach of the French team in 1977, is one of the legends of French show jumping.

In 1992, at just twenty-two years old, Alexandra Ledermann won her first World Cup Grand Prix, the Paris-Bercy with her good mount Punition (Turf du Lude).

For a long time the "son of", Philippe Rozier, the French rider was able to make a name for himself thanks to his sporting career.

Two legends were honored at the Longines Masters of Paris.

Drawn in the sumptuous setting of the Cirque d'Hiver Bouglione... the stage is set.

On December 6, the entire equestrian world will have its eyes fixed on the Longines Masters of Paris and one of the events that has made it a worldwide success: the Riders Masters Cup! Two teams, one competing for Europe, the other for the Americas, with the best riders from their respective continents, will compete against each other in two-rider “duels”, with either a fifth consecutive victory going Europe’s way or a first title going the way of the American continent at stake. The Chefs d’équipe have rolled the dice: the members of those two “super teams” have now been announced!

EEM World encourages and supports the talents of tomorrow, but also draws inspiration from great talents, those who have made it into the history books of global show jumping. For the 11th edition of the Longines Masters of Paris, the organizer’s will pay tribute to two major figures in equestrian sport in recent decades: Marcel Rozier of France and Nelson Pessoa of Brazil. 

For its fifth edition, the Riders Masters Cup, organized as part of the Longines Masters of Paris, is evolving. Let’s meet on December 6, at the Longines Masters of Paris, to discover a new and extended version of the competition.