Wicked Strong, a millionaire on the racetrack who is 13th nationally among second-crop sires, will shift to Pennsylvania’s Pin Oak Lane Farm for 2021.
Lord Shanakill and Last Gunfighter, both standing stud at the Pin Oak Lane Farm of Dr. Bill Solomon, were serious racehorses and are by major sires.
Dr. Bill Solomon and Pin Oak Lane Farm are betting big on Pennsylvania, with exciting new stallions Royal Artillery and Almasty leading the way.
Pennsylvania, says Dr. William Solomon, is the place to breed and race horses. And his Pin Oak Lane Farm has a powerful group of stallions standing to take advantage of that.
Our state-by-state review of breeding programs continues with Pennsylvania, where uncertainty has reduced the foal crop even as program dollars remain robust.
The number of mares bred in the mid-Atlantic has dropped in recent years — as has where they’re bred, as optimism, uncertainty impact breeder decisions.
A dispute over funding the Pennsylvania racing commissions and drug testing program that threatened to shutter the sport is slowly moving towards resolution.
Pennsylvania’s Pin Oak Lane Farm will add two stallions, Last Gunfighter and Lord Shanakill, to its roster for 2016.
Pennsylvania’s benchmark report on wagering breeding shows declines in both. But why? And is it changing? Answers vary.
With Bayern’s Haskell win, all three winners of Breeders’ Cup Classic “Win and You’re In” races this year have been sired by stallions at Pin Oak Lane Farm in Pennsylvania.