Hippomundo looks at the graduates of the 2012 World Jumping Championships for Young Horses to see how many finalists are now jumping 1.45m or higher.

The six-week Vermont Summer Festival will begin June 30th, with adjustments depending on the COVID-19 situation if necessary.

The second edition is planned for May 5-7, again with about 40 young horses, but now also with several presented under saddle.

Despite sport ground to a halt and no chance to add to his win column - plus his wedding to fiancee Fanny Skalli postponed - Guerdat is staying positive.

Chris Pack, COO of Thunderbird Show Park in Langley, BC, brings us up to speed on what is happening at this popular and normally busy venue.

The first online auction from Youhorse.auction saw the sales-toppers go to the US, while three others were scooped up by Canadian interests.

The Jump Cup Initiative has been suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lack of EC-sanctioned shows which fund the Jumping Levy.

Hippomundo goes back 10 years to the World Championships for Young Horses in Lanaken to see if this final can predict the future success of its standouts.

With competition on hold due to the pandemic, the FEI has launched a series of interviews and stories. First up: Classic Communications’ Marty Bauman.

In a bid to maintain the series Final at Barcelona in October this year, 22 nations will be invited - including 3 from North America.