Ex-lovers legal row over horse worth an estimated €4m

A Mexican businessman and his company has brought a High Court action against parties including his former Italian lover who he claims has moved two valuable horses that belong to him to Ireland without his permission.
Ex-lovers legal row over horse worth an estimated €4m
Thu, 02 Jul, 2020 - 18:55
Ann O’Loughlin

A Mexican businessman and his company has brought a High Court action against parties including his former Italian lover who he claims has moved two valuable show jumping horses that belong to him to Ireland without his permission. Picture: Jamie Squire/Getty
A Mexican businessman and his company has brought a High Court action against parties including his former Italian lover who he claims has moved two valuable show jumping horses that belong to him to Ireland without his permission. Picture: Jamie Squire/Getty

A Mexican businessman and his company has brought a High Court action against parties including his former Italian lover who he claims has moved two valuable horses that belong to him to Ireland without his permission.

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