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National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame
The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame was founded in 1950 in Saratoga Springs, New York, to honor the achievements of American thoroughbred race horses, jockeys, and trainers. Each spring, following the tabulation of the final votes, the announcement of new inductees is usually made during Kentucky Derby Week in early May.
Horses in the Hall of Fame (partial list):
- Affirmed
- All Along
- Alydar
- Alysheba
- Buckpasser
- Cigar
- Citation
- Count Fleet
- Exceller
- Forego
- John Henry
- Kelso
- Man O' War
- Miesque
- Native Dancer
- Northern Dancer
- Omaha
- Riva Ridge
- Round Table
- Ruffian
- Seabiscuit
- Seattle Slew
- Secretariat
- Sir Barton
- Spectacular Bid
- Sunday Silence
- Swaps
- Tim Tam
- Tom Fool
- War Admiral
- Whirlaway
- Zev
Jockeys in the Hall of Fame (partial list):
- Eddie Arcaro
- Jerry Bailey
- Steve Brooks
- Don Brumfield
- Steve Cauthen
- Angel Cordero, Jr.
- Pat Day
- Eddie Delahoussaye
- Edward Garrison
- Avelino Gomez
- Bill Hartack
- Sandy Hawley
- Julie Krone
- Johnny Longden
- Chris McCarron
- Walter Miller
- Laffit Pincay Jr.
- Bill Shoemaker
- Willie Simms
- Gary Stevens
- Ron Turcotte
- Nash Turner
- Bobby Ussery
- Jacinto Vasquez
Trainers in the Hall of Fame (partial list):
- Laz Barrera
- Frank Childs
- William Duke
- Thomas Healey
- Buddy Hirsch
- Max Hirsch
- LeRoy Jolley
- Lucien Laurin
- D. Wayne Lukas
- Horatio Luro
- Henry McDaniel
- W. F. Mulholland
- Woody Stephens
- Frank Whiteley, Jr.
- Charles Whittingham
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