Pedigree Query

Below was sent to me in an e mail:

Windfall Farms


P.O. Box 1798, Paso Robles, CA 93447 Phone (805)239-0711 Fax (805)239-4473

Email: [email protected]


Notice of Equine Lien Sale

NOTE: (Lien Sale can be subject to change, please call or email 1 days prior to confirm sale status)


A PUBLIC LIEN SALE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PERSONAL PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD AT 10 AM ON SATURDAY, MAY 31, 2008 AT 4715 FLYING PASTER LANE, PASO ROBLES CA, 93446 COUNTY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, AND STATE OF CALIFORNIA.


(Viewing will start at 8:00 am and Auction starts at 10:00am)


Name of Account – Michael Power


Description – B.V. Express (Age 7, Broodmare)

’08 B.V. Express (Foal, Filly)

Brandi’s Song (Age 8, Broodmare)

’08 Brandi’s Song (Foal, Colt)

Candi’s Star (Age 16, Broodmare)

‘05 Candi’s Star (Age 3, Colt)

’06 Candi’s Star (Age 2, Filly)
’07 Candi’s Star (Age 1, Colt)

’08 Candi’s Star (Foal, Filly)

Cherry Springs (Age 7, Broodmare)

’07 Cherry Springs (Age 1, Colt)

’08 Cherry Springs (Foal, Colt)

Ladyssalad (Age 7, Broodmare)

Navratilova (Age 10, Broodmare)

’06 Navtatilova (Age 2, Colt)

‘07 Navratilova (Age 1. Filly)

S.S. Katowice (Age 12, Broodmare)

’06 S.S. Katowice (Age 3, Colt)

Siberian Summer (Age 19, Stallion)
Silver Service (Age 14, Broodmare)

’05 Silver Service (Age 3, Filly)

’07 Silver Service (Age 1, Filly)

’08 Silver Service (Foal, Filly)

Sol Bird (Age 6, Broodmare)

Stall Tales (Age 5, Broodmare)

Sunset Wells (Age 15, Broodmare)

’06 Sunset Wells (Age 2, Colt)



This notice is given in provisions of section 21707 etseq. of the Business and Professional Code of the state of California. Purchased goods are sold as is and must be removed within one day of purchase. Payment is to be with cash only and made at the time of purchase. The sale is subject to cancellation without notice in the event of settlement between the owner and the obligated party.

Location: Windfall Farms
ADDRESS: 4715 Flying Paster Lane, Paso Robles CA 93446
PHONE NUMBER: (805)239-0711

I have removed a few posts and wanted to step in before anything got started here.

I have no problem with a legitimate notice being posted, but I won't allow public discussion regarding the person involved.... that qualifies as one of those "taboo topics" on this particular forum, due to past issues and circumstances.

Thanks, all, for your cooperation...

dont know the man, but i know the history with this board & him and others.......people..... dont gloat over misfortune of others because it always comes back to take a big bite of your behind......all things even out in the end sooooo..... let it be.

anyone planning on attending?

I'm at my horse limit right now but very curious to see what Siberian Summer sells for. He's sired some very nice stakes horses.

For the record, my motivation was to let folks know a very good California sire was for sale. Debated whether to post on Buying/Selling forum and opted for here.

I agree, Siberian Summer would be a nice addition for most CA farms. It will be interesting to see what he brings.

I wouldn't mind attending, but the last time this owner's horses were scheduled for auction, he settled with the boarding farm right before the auction... leaving those who had traveled holding the bag for travel expenses. I'll probably have to get in touch with someone nearby who can look for me.

Anyone know anything about the mares and foals being offered?

How is it that they're selling the '08 foals independent of their dams? If different people purchase the mare and the baby, how's that gonna work out?

Just curious. Since Bill Hedricks is still part owner on the sire, will he have to buy out the rest of the horse, if so does this mean no one else can buy him? I would like to know as I have friends who might be interested.

I did hear that anyone who buys him will receive ALL the stallion awards for 2008. That in itself might be worth it, even if the sire is up in age at 19.

If Bill owns part, he must out bid all others to gain ownership. That said if he owns half the horse and bids and hammer falls at $20,000 for example, he only owes $10,000 since he owns half.

It will be interesting to see what he brings in light of the 2008 breeders awards going to the high bidder. He topped $50k in 2007..

Who left their socks lying about?

Rahy85 wrote:I agree, Siberian Summer would be a nice addition for most CA farms. It will be interesting to see what he brings.

I wouldn't mind attending, but the last time this owner's horses were scheduled for auction, he settled with the boarding farm right before the auction... leaving those who had traveled holding the bag for travel expenses. I'll probably have to get in touch with someone nearby who can look for me.

Anyone know anything about the mares and foals being offered?

Sale has been cancelled so it looks like he paid up again. Why not just keep paid up? This style is ruining this stallion's chances at a good career.

I got an email today from Windfall Farms saying that Mr Power had filed chapter seven and the auction would be held in June at another location.

He's a better stallion than given credit for. He could be a very nice addition to a roster for someone.

I hope someone gets him this time and is willing to commit to him. Um, his career.