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2008 SBAP Sponsors
Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania is proud to recognize our Sponsors for 2008.
These breeders have contributed very substantial time and financial support to the Pennsylvania harness industry. Most played pivotal roles in lobbying efforts that resulted in the passage of slots legislation that will revitalize the entire Pennsylvania harness industry, with benefits for everyone in Pennsylvania who has a job in harness racing. These sponsors make it possible for SBAPA to continue its important work in legislative matters, to advance the cause of marketing Pennsylvania yearlings at major sales, and to support the infrastructure of our sport at Pennsylvania fairs. Please take time to visit our sponsors’ websites, to learn about their products and services, and to patronize them in recognizing a “job well done” for us all.
Hanover Shoe Farms Home Page
Founded in 1926 by Lawrence B. Sheppard and Clinton N. Myers, Hanover Shoe Farms has been the leader in progeny earnings for as long as records have been kept. In 2007, Hanover Shoe Farms once again led all breeders with 2182 wins and $24,610,908 in all-age earnings. The sensational Andover Hall was the sire of both three year old divisional champions. World Champion and 2008 Horse of the Year Donato Hanover 2, 1:55; 3, 1:50.1 ($2,998,777), winner of 19 straight races including the Hambletonian and Kentucky Futurity and Breeders Crown; and 3 Year Old Filly Trotter of the Year Pampered Princess 2, 1:54.4; 3, 1:53 ($1,648,362), winner of the Elegantimage, Del Miller, Bluegrass, and an elimination of the Hambletonian. Hanover Shoe Farms again dominated the pari-mutuel PA Sire Stakes with 27 wins and $648,950 in earnings – 15.55% of the total pari-mutuel PA Sire Stakes purses. Dragon Again had a break-out year as the leading PA Sire Stakes pacing sire, with 28 wins and $555,554 in earnings. Hanover also was the leading breeding farm in the PA Fair Sire Stakes program, with 46 wins and $114,195 in earnings. Year after year, Hanover Shoe Farms produces winners like no other breeding farm, anywhere in the world. Become a part of the great tradition with a 2007 Hanover yearling!
Hanover Shoe Farms supports Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania by donation of stallion fees for the 2006 Western Hanover breeding to World Champion Rainbow Blue p,3, 1:49.2 ($1,600,012), 2006 breedings to Andover Hall and Cantab Hall, 2007 purchase of the Four Starzzz Shark breeding donated by Brittany Stallion Management, 2007 stallion breedings,
and by its participation in the PA Department of Agriculture/PA Department of Community and Economic Development “International Equine Buyers Incentive Program” to support our activities.
Hanover Shoe Farms
P.O. Box 339, Route 194 South
Hanover, Pa. 17331
(717) 637 - 8931
FAX (717) 637 - 6766
Email: hanover@hanoverpa.com
Website: www.hanoverpa.com
Hempt Farms supports Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania though the purchase of a 2006 Donerail breeding donated by Windsong Stable, and by personal contributions by George and Max Hempt.
Hempt Farms
250 Hempt Road
Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17050
(717) 766 - 7075
FAX (717) 697 - 6761
Email: hemptfarms@comcast.net
Website: www.hemptfarms.com
Fashion Farms supports Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania through its participation in the PA Department of Agriculture/PA Department of Community and Economic Development “International Equine Buyers Incentive Program” to support our activities.
Fashion Farms
625 Street Road
New Hope, Pa. 18938
(215) 598 - 0886
FAX (215) 598 - 0786
Email: danburstein@comcast.net
Website: www.fashionfarms.com
Lindwood Farms supports Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania through personal contributions by Logan Dickerson.
Lindwood Farm
460 Glenmeade Road
Greensburg, Pa. 15601
(724) 836 - 1802
FAX (724) 836 - 3895
Email: equine@westol.com
Website: www.lindwood.com
Andray Farm supports Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania through personal contributions by David Prushnok.
Andray Farm
240 West Mahoning Street
Punxatawney, Pa. 15767
(814) 938 – 9800
FAX (814) 938 – 5633
Email: dmprushnok@hotmail.com
Vieux Carre Farm supports Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania through its purchase of a 2007 breeding to Blissfull Hall donated by Winbak Farm, and by a personal contribution by Dr. John Egloff.
Vieux Carre Farm
305 Swift Run Road
Gettysburg, Pa. 17325
(717) 334 - 8313
FAX (717) 338 - 0762
Email: vieuxcarrefarms@embarqmail.com
Website: www.vieuxcarrefarms.com
Pin Oak Lane Farm and Equine Clinic, which is owned and managed by Dr. William Solomon, is a full service farm and equine center. The four-farm complex totals approximately 400 acres and is its 33rd year raising Standardbred horses. The farm is located close to Hanover Pa. near New Freedom and offers full service breeding and foaling services as well as isolation facilities for the exportation of horses. Pin Oak Lane Farm is proud to be the only farm to have bred the winners of both the Hambletonian and Kentucky Derby, as well as other great champions such as No Nonsense Woman 3, 1:54 ($1,261,909).
Pin Oak Lane Farm supports Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania through a generous direct donation in 2006, and arranging for the donation of a 2008 breeding to Up Front Charlie.
Pin Oak Lane Farm
P.O. Box 129
New Freedom, Pa. 17349
(717) 235 - 4954
FAX (717) 235 - 8190
Email: bsolomon@cyberia.com
Website: www.pinoaklane.com
 
Windsong Stable specializes in breeding high quality trotters that are raised at the Hanover Shoe Farms, and are sold in the Concord Stud Farm consignment at Harrisburg and the New Jersey Classic. While a new face on the harness racing scene, Windsong Stable partners have many years of experience at the top levels of the Standardbred breeding business. Windsong Stable employs the latest theories in pedigree analysis and stallion selection to find the most advantageous matings for its broodmares. The value of our approach is confirmed by our racetrack successes. From limited production, Windsong Stable partners have bred 2004 Trotting Triple Crown winner Windsong's Legacy 2, 1:57.2; 3, 1:53 ($1,744,644), 2003 Aged Trotter of the Year Rotation 3, 1:54.3; 4, 1:52.3 ($1,245,143), 2004 and 2005 SBOA New Jersey Colt Trotter of the Year Magic Swan 2, 1:57.2; 3, 1:56.2f, 1:56.3h; 4, 1:55.1f ($370,748), 2005 Su Mac Lad Series champion (defeating Mr. Muscleman) Don Boss Vita 3, 1:57.4; 1:52.1 ($324,137), and 2007 Seasons Champion Swan Image 4, 1:51.4 ($188,352). Find your next champion in the Windsong Stable consignment!
Windsong Stable supports Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania with previous donations of breedings to Donerail, and by direct contributions by Paul E. and Paul F. Spears.
Windsong Stable
490 Shady Dell Road
York, Pa. 17403
(717) 741 - 1820
Email: PFSpearsMD@aol.com
Website: Windsong Stable (www.windsongstable.com)
Winbak Farm
Winbak Farm is excited to join the slots enhanced Pennsylvania Sire Stakes program with two Pennsylvania eligible stallions. Triple Crown Champion Blissfull Hall p,2, 1:53.2; 3, 1:49.2 ($1,468,648) stands at Nandi Farm in New Freedom, Pa for the very reasonable fee of $5000. Quick Pulse Mindale p,3, 1:48 ($777,331) stands at Pin Oak Lane Farm in New Freedom for a fee of $4000. Winbak Farm stands 36 stallions in 6 states and Ontario to meet all your breeding needs. In 2007, Winbak Farm was the second leading breeder in North America, with 1767 wins and $19,583,049 in earnings. Visit our website to learn more at www.winbakfarm.com.
Winbak Farm is proud to support the activities of Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania by donating a 2007 breeding to Blissfull Hall.
Winbak Farm
115 Yearling Row
Chesapeake City, MD 21915
(410) 885 - 9005
FAX (410) 885 - 9009
Email: stallions@winbakfarm.com
Website: Winbak Farm (www.winbakfarm.com
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Peninsula Farm of Pennsylvania
Peninsula Farm has expanded from its Kentucky base to include a new boarding and breeding facility near York, Pennsylvania. Peninsula Farm stands 2001 Valley Victory, KYSS Final, Matron S. and 2002 Hambletonian winner Chip Chip Hooray 2, 1:56.2; 3, 1:53.3 ($1,149,626) for $3500 in Pennsylvania after a successful stint at Midland Acres in Ohio.
Peninsula Farm is proud to support Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania though the donation of a 2007 breeding to Ponder.
Peninsula Farm of Pennsylvania
5470 Mt. Pisgah Road
York, Pa. 17406
(859) 533 - 3594 and (502) 863 - 6742
FAX (502) 863 - 6742
Email: info@peninsulafarm.com
Website: Peninsula Farm of Pennsylvania (www.peninsulafarm.com)
Brittany Stallion Management
Brittany Stallion Management is proud to be part of the expanding Pennsylvania harness racing scene by standing three stallions at Walnridge Farm of Pennsylvania in Elizabethtown, Pa. 2006 Triple Crown winner Glidemaster 2, 1:55.3; 3, 1:51.1 ($1,968,023) will stand his second season for a fee of $12,000. Glidemaster was a World Champion 2 year old, won the fastest Hambletonian in history, and is the leading single season money winning trotter in history with 2006 earnings of $1,918,701. Four Starzzz Shark p,2, 1:56.4; 3, 1:50.4; 4, 1:49.3; 1:47.4 ($2,537,267) stands his fourth season in 2008 for a fee of $6,000. Four Starzzz Shark was a World champion, and was timed in 1:50 or faster 20 times. He was voted 2004 Aged Pacer of the Year. Real Desire p,2, 1:50.4; 3, 1:49; 4, 1:48.2 ($3,159,814) stands for a $7000 stallion fee in 2008. Real Desire was a World Champion at 2, and won the Meadowlands Pace and two Breeders Crowns. Real Desire is the sire of the 2007 Pacer of the Year, Tell All p,3, 1:48.3 ($1,509,227), winner of the North America Cup and Little Brown Jug.
Brittany Stallion Management is pleased to support Standardbred Breeders Association of Pennsylvania with the donation of a 2007 breeding to Four Starzzz Shark.
Brittany Stallion Management
P.O. Box 259
Versailles, KY 40383
(859) 873 - 3878
FAX (859) 873 - 9529
Email: info@britstud.com
Website: Brittany Stallion Management (www.britstud.com)
Kentuckiana Farms
Kentuckiana Farms is the fourth leading breeder in North America in 2007 with 695 wins and $8,257,027 in earnings. For 2008, Kentuckiana Farms stands three stallions in Pennsylvania. Allamerican Ingot p,2, 1:51.3; 3, 1:50.3f ($1,141,493) is already the sire of KYSS Final Winner U All BB p,3, 1:50.2 ($179,395) and six time Stake winner Blueridge Western p,2, 1:51.3 ($166,036). 2003 2 Year Old Pacing Colt of the Year I Am A Fool p,2, 1:51.2 will see his first crop race in 2008. 2004 Breeders Crown winner Western Terror p,2, 1:54.2; 3, 1:48.3 ($1,164,174) moves to Pennsylvania this year, and his first crop will race in 2008. All three are standing at Walnridge Farm of PA – Allamerican Ingot ($4000), I Am A Fool ($6000), and Western Terror ($10,000).
Kentuckiana Farms supports SBAP though its donation of a 2008 breeding to Allamerican Ingot.
Kentuckiana Farms
P.O. Box 11743
Lexington, KY 40577
(502) 863 – 3070
FAX (502) 863 – 3994
Email: office@kentuckianafarms.com
Website: Kentuckiana Farms (www.kentuckianafarms.com)
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