I wouldn’t hold your breath. It was only profitable when the horse act was the owner’s wife. Now that they’re retired, it’ll literally take a pair of outlandishly talented performers to fill their shoes. They handed it off to the other co-founder who couldn’t make it work, I don’t have a lot of faith in anyone else pulling it off.
They just sold all their land upstate, the tents and the trailers are about the only tangible assets that are left.
