Coastal Solace, daughter of Coastal Storm, now with earnings over $460,000

Coastal Solace, multiple stakes winner and multiple stakes placed daughter of Coastal Storm and winner of the 2010 Ligature Stakes, 2009 PA Distaff and Robellino Stakes, has now passed $460,000 in earnings. She has won or placed in seven added money races. She was bred by Dr. William Solomon.

Dr. William Solomon's Hygh Jacque, daughter of Wheaton, now a stakes winner of over $133,000

Hygh Jacque, after winning the Snowflake Handicap at Charles Town, has now amassed earnings of over $133,000 in ten starts. She has won 4 races, been second four times and third twice.

Pilgrims Chuckie, winner of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes final and Keystone Classic, now approaching $400,000 in earnings

Pilgrims Chuckie, a son of Broadway Hall out of Pin Oak Lane's good mare, Woman of Means, a sister to champion, No Nonsense Woman, had a sensational year winning multiple stakes, including the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes final at the Meadows and the Keystone Classic. Pin Oak Lane has a yearling full sister to Pilgrims Chuckie as he begins his four-year-old season.

Pennsylvania Horse Breeders' statistics show Pin Oak Lane Farm's Dr. William Solomon is the leading stallion manager in both 2009 and 2010

Pin Oak Lane Farm's William J. Solomon, VMD, who led all stallion owners / managers with breeder's awards of $112,374 in 2009, also led all stallion awards in 2010 with earnings of $90,058. Pin Oak Lane stallions have been leaders in Pennsylvania in this regard consistently in recent years.

William J. Solomon, VMD, owner of Pin Oak Lane Farm, placed fourth on the list of 2010 Pennsylvania Horse Breeders' award recipients with $153,332

Following a close second place finish in 2009 with $222,294, Pin Oak Lane Farm owner, Dr. William Solomon, finished fourth in 2010 with $153,332. He also had the good fortune to own the successful PA bred filly, Hygh Jacque, winner of over $133,333 in 2010.