From Circus to Equine Legacy

This chapter explores the transition of a notable circus family into the realm of equestrianism, highlighting their Olympic achievements and establishment of equestrian centers. It examines the historical context of circus life, the impact of events such as the devastating 1951 fire on their operations, and innovative contributions to circus design. Additionally, the chapter reflects on the challenges faced by circus families and the evolution of iconic acts like the 'globe of death,' underscoring their legacy in entertainment.