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GREAT HORSES
FOALED AND NURTURED AT PIN OAK LANE
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Pin
Oak Lane, with a tradition of quality that has spanned the
years, adds the international trotting stars, NO NONSENSE
WOMAN and VIKING KRONOS, to our list of great horses that have
been foaled and nurtured at the farm.
NO NONSENSE WOMAN, foaled in 1994, was bred by William Solomon
and Massimo Bianchi, raised at Pin Oak Lane Farm and sold in
our yearling consignment at Harrisburg. She was champion
three-year-old trotting filly and the winner of over $1.2
million in lifetime earning.
VIKING KRONOS, foaled in 1995 and exported as a yearling, had
a sensational racing career in Europe while setting new World,
European and Italian records. They join the alumni ranks of:
NICK’S FANTASY - foaled in 1992 - won the 1995 Little Brown
Jug in record time.
PARK AVENUE JOE - foaled in 1986 - winner of the 1989
Hambletonian.
NAPOLETANO - foaled in 1984 - great international trotting
star and winner of over $3 million
DELMEGAN - foaled in 1981 - champion three-year-old trotting
filly of her year
And of course, LIL E TEE, winner of the 1992 Kentucky Derby
was foaled and nurtured at Pin Oak Lane Farm in 1989.
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Jan 2008
ALBERT THE GREAT, six time Group 1 winner and leading third crop
sire, will stand at Pin Oak Lane Farm in 2008 |
Leading third
crop sire, Albert the Great, winner of six Group 1 stakes,
including the Jockey Gold Cup and over $3 million, will stand at
Pin Oak Lane Farm in 2008. Albert the Great is the sire of
three Group 1 winners from his first three crops, including
Nobiz Like Shobiz, winner of the Group 1 Wood Memorial. In
addition, Albert the Great has produced five other $100,000
winners.
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Jan 2008
BUDDHA, Group 1 winning son of Unbridled’s Song and leading
second crop sire, enters stud at Pin Oak Lane Farm in 2008 |
Mr. & Mrs. Gary
West’s Buddha, winner of the Group 1 Wood Memorial and leading
son of Unbridled’s Song, will stand at Pin Oak Lane Farm in
2008. Buddha is a leading second crop sire and already the sire
of three stakes winners in his first crops. He has sired four
$100,000 winners, including the impressive stakes winner,
Glorification, who has placed first, second or third in seven of
ten starts.
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Jan 2008
CERTAIN STORM, full brother to leading sire, Bernstein, to have
his first crop of racing age in 2008 |
The first racing
crop of Certain Storm, the beautifully bred son of Storm Cat,
debuts in 2008. Certain Storm, is a full brother to leading
sire, Bernstein, and his full siblings have sold for over $10
million.
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Jan 2008
COASTAL STORM, leading Pennsylvania third crop sire, sired two
stakes winners in 2007 |
Coastal Storm
continues as Pennsylvania’s leading third crop sire and the sire
of 2007 stakes winners, Eagle Speed and Fancy Dan. He is now
the sire of four $100,000 winners in his first few crops.
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Jan 2008
LITE THE FUSE, leading Pennsylvania sire, is now the sire of 22
stakes winners, including 2007 Super Derby winner, Going
Ballistic |
Lite the Fuse,
Group 1 winner of over $1 million and leading Pennsylvania sire,
is now the sire of 22 stakes winners and 35 stakes placed
horses. In 2007, he sired the Group 2 $500,000 Super Derby
winner, Going Ballistic, with earnings of over $850,000.
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Jan 2008
MORE SMOKE, a blazingly fast stakes winning son of Smoke
Glacken, begins his stud career at Pin Oak Lane in 2008
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Pin Oak Lane
Farm will be standing the very fast group stakes winning son of
Smoke Glacken, More Smoke, in 2008. More Smoke is the stakes
winner of three races, including the Group 3 Lafayette Stakes at
Keeneland by 14 ½ lengths where he posted a 112 Beyer Speed
Rating.
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Jan 2008
SERVICE STRIPE, stakes winning son of Deputy Minister and the
sire of 13 stakes winners, including Group 1 winner and top
two-year-old filly, Cashier’s Dream, joins the stallion roster
at Pin Oak Lane Farm in 2008 |
Millennium
Farms’ son of Deputy Minister, Service Stripe, will stand at Pin
Oak Lane Farm in 2008. Service Stripe has been a consistent
sire his entire career and has sired 13 stakes winners and 21
stakes placed horses. He produces outstanding early speed, like
Group 1 winning Cashier’s Dream, the top two year filly in 2001,
and group stakes winner, Emphatic. He is now the sire of twelve
$100,000 winners.
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Jan 2008
SIPHON (BRZ) is the sire of 8 graded stakes winners, including
the winner of the Group 3 LeComte Stakes and leading Triple
Crown candidate for 2008, Z Fortune |
Siphon (BRZ) is
now the sire of eight graded stakes winners, 14 stakes winners
and 25 stakes placed horses. He is the sire of Z Fortune,
graded winner in 2008 and a leading candidate for the Triple
Crown. Z Fortune won the Group 3 LeComte Stakes in impressive
fashion at the Fair Grounds on January 12th.
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Jan 2008
Pin Oak Lane Farm will participate in the Maryland Standardbred
Program in 2008 and stand UP FRONT CHARLIE p,2,1:52.4;
p,3,1:50.1 for his inaugural season |
The very fast
Up Front Charlie, by Dragon Again, winner of a Breeders Crown
elimination and the fastest division of the Niatross as a
two-year-old in a Season’s Record time of 1:52.4, will stand his
first season at Pin Oak Lane Farm, Maryland Division. He also
finished second in the $432,000 Woodrow Wilson. As a
three-year-old, he won the elimination of the Breeders Crown in
1:50.1 and was third in the Bluegrass. He is from the stakes
winning mare, Lovin Yankee, who from six foals to race has five
winners of $100,000, all in 1:53 or faster.
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Jan 2008
Quik Pulse Mindale to stand his second season at Pin Oak Lane
Farm in 2008 |
Jenna’s Beach
Boy’s leading son, Quik Pulse Mindale p,3,1:48 ($777,331), is
the winner of 20 races and nearly $800,000, including the
Provincial Cup and American National, with a second in the
Breeders Crown final. Jenna’s Beach Boy is now the sire of the
winners of nearly $42 million. Pin Oak Lane Farm is pleased to
work with Winbak Farm. We expect Quik Pulse Mindale to be a
major factor in the greatly enhanced Pennsylvania Standardbred
racing program.
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