Not sure if anyone is interested but thought I would pass this along......

http://ny.mypublicnotices.com/PublicNotice...amp;AdId=986651

I find it very sad to read things like that. The animals are given no consideration and treated as "property" instead of as a pet.

well, obviously whoever owned them did not pay thier bills. Never heard the lein sale via a public auction tho

These horses probably weren't pets. Most likely an "investment". That name, Michael D'Angelo sounds awfully familiar to me. I wonder if I came across his name on a deed at work?

That name is very familiar to me too, not quite sure where I have heard it though. Maybe Is he a trainer? or a TB race owner? out of Delaware Park.

GB

D'Angelo Racing Stable possibly - not sure if that's them....a laura came up too looks like a wife who works as an attorney in KY?

Either way SAD it happened feel bad for the horses.

Stallion syndicates take horses as collateral and liquidate them when necessary.

If the horse is monetarily valuable enough to require a syndicate of investors to obtain financing to purchase them, they will most certainly go to a racing home. His owners have probably never handled him, let alone developed a relationship with him.