'Valitar's' epic collapse
Real spectacle was off stage, where ambition clashed with ability
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Real spectacle was off stage, where ambition clashed with ability
A California equestrian known in San Diego for a pair of expensive business blunders with her estranged husband has been accused of plotting to kill him.
A California equestrian accused of soliciting a hitman to murder her estranged husband claims he chased her around their home with a knife and held a gun to her head during their turbulent marriage.
The producer of Valitar, the equine-human acrobatics show at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, had a fortune estimated at about $20 million before he left cast and crew members without pay, horses without feed and vendors without checks.
Tatyana Remley, 42, first came under suspicion when authorities responded to a fire at her house in an upscale neighborhood in the San Diego suburbs.