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 The Loyal-Suarez troupe of acrobats on horseback was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its equestrian star was Timi Loyal, son of the legendary acrobat on horseback, [[Justino Loyal|Giustino Loyal]] (1909-1999). Timi was supported by his wife Denyse, and by [[The Suarez Troupe|Enrique Suarez]] and two of his children, Magdalena and Enrique, Jr.
-Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958&mdash;the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal Repenski Troupe|Loyal-Repenskis]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.
+Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958&mdash;the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal Repensky Troupe|Loyal Repenskys]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.
 In school, Timi participated in many sport activities, until he suffered a broken shoulder. While recuperating, he went to see his father training children at [[Sailor Circus]], the famous high-school amateur circus of Sarasota, of which Giustino was one of the principal teachers. Then and there, Timi realized the importance of his artistic heritage, and decided to carry on the family tradition. Under the guidance of his father, Timi quickly became a remarkable acrobat on horseback.

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 The Loyal-Suarez troupe of acrobats on horseback was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its equestrian star was Timi Loyal, son of the legendary acrobat on horseback, [[Justino Loyal|Giustino Loyal]] (1909-1999). Timi was supported by his wife Denyse, and by [[The Suarez Troupe|Enrique Suarez]] and two of his children, Magdalena and Enrique, Jr.
-Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958&mdash;the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal-Repensky Trouipe|Loyal-Repenskys]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.
+Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958&mdash;the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal Repenski Troupe|Loyal-Repenskis]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.
 In school, Timi participated in many sport activities, until he suffered a broken shoulder. While recuperating, he went to see his father training children at [[Sailor Circus]], the famous high-school amateur circus of Sarasota, of which Giustino was one of the principal teachers. Then and there, Timi realized the importance of his artistic heritage, and decided to carry on the family tradition. Under the guidance of his father, Timi quickly became a remarkable acrobat on horseback.

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−	The Loyal-Suarez troupe of acrobats on horseback was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its equestrian star was Timi Loyal, son of the legendary acrobat on horseback, [[Giustino Loyal]] (1909-1999). Timi was supported by his wife Denyse, and by [[The Suarez Troupe\|Enrique Suarez]] and two of his children, Magdalena and Enrique, Jr.	+	The Loyal-Suarez troupe of acrobats on horseback was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its equestrian star was Timi Loyal, son of the legendary acrobat on horseback, [[Justino Loyal\|Giustino Loyal]] (1909-1999). Timi was supported by his wife Denyse, and by [[The Suarez Troupe\|Enrique Suarez]] and two of his children, Magdalena and Enrique, Jr.

	Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958—the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal-Repensky Trouipe\|Loyal-Repenskys]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.		Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958—the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal-Repensky Trouipe\|Loyal-Repenskys]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.

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−	The Loyal-Suarez troupe of acrobats on horseback was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its equestrian star was Timi Loyal, son of the legendary acrobat on horseback, [[Giustino Loyal]] (1909-1999). Timi was supported by his wife Denyse, and by [[The Suarez ~~family~~\|Enrique Suarez]] and two of his children, Magdalena and Enrique, Jr.	+	The Loyal-Suarez troupe of acrobats on horseback was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its equestrian star was Timi Loyal, son of the legendary acrobat on horseback, [[Giustino Loyal]] (1909-1999). Timi was supported by his wife Denyse, and by [[The Suarez Troupe\|Enrique Suarez]] and two of his children, Magdalena and Enrique, Jr.

	Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958—the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal-Repensky Trouipe\|Loyal-Repenskys]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.		Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958—the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal-Repensky Trouipe\|Loyal-Repenskys]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.

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 The Loyal-Suarez troupe of acrobats on horseback was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its equestrian star was Timi Loyal, son of the legendary acrobat on horseback, [[Giustino Loyal]] (1909-1999). Timi was supported by his wife Denyse, and by [[The Suarez family|Enrique Suarez]] and two of his children, Magdalena and Enrique, Jr.
-Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958&mdash;the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with [[The Loyal-Repenskys]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.
+Timi was born in Sarasota, Florida, in 1958&mdash;the year his father, Giustino, retired from performing. The large Loyal family, of French ancestry, is one of the world’s oldest circus dynasties: Their activity as performers predates [[Philip Astley]]’s creation of the modern circus in 1770. Giustino came to the United States in 1932, with the [[Loyal-Repensky Trouipe|Loyal-Repenskys]], the equestrian troupe of his father, Jules Loyal (1879-1956), who had married Giuseppina Travaglia, scion of an old Italian circus family.
 In school, Timi participated in many sport activities, until he suffered a broken shoulder. While recuperating, he went to see his father training children at [[Sailor Circus]], the famous high-school amateur circus of Sarasota, of which Giustino was one of the principal teachers. Then and there, Timi realized the importance of his artistic heritage, and decided to carry on the family tradition. Under the guidance of his father, Timi quickly became a remarkable acrobat on horseback.

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 ==See Also==
-* Video: [[Loyal-Suarez_BAC_Video_1989|The Loyal-Suarez Troupe, equestrians]], in the [[Big Apple Circus]] production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
+* Video: [[Loyal-Suarez_BAC_Video_1989|The Loyal-Suarez Troupe, equestrians]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
 [[Category:Artists and Acts|Loyal-Suarez]] [[Category:Equestrians|Loyal-Suarez]]