The Equine Research Hall of Fame

The Equine Research Hall of Fame honors those researchers, those pioneers, those visionaries, who have dedicated their careers, and often their lives, to equine science in order to better serve humankind’s faithful servant and friend — the horse.

The Equine Research Hall of Fame, established by the University of Kentucky Gluck Equine Research Foundation, recognizes scientists who have distinguished themselves in the field of equine research.  Located in the Maxwell H. Gluck Equine Research Center in Lexington, Kentucky, the Hall of Fame was established to honor individuals who have dedicated their careers to expanding the body of knowledge of equine science through their contributions to basic or applied research.  The award provides a lasting tribute to renowned scientists from around the world and serves as an international forum for honoring top achievements in equine health research.

Induction Ceremony December 1990

• W.R. Allen


• John T. Bryans


• William Wallace Dimock


• Elvis Roger Doll


• J. Harold Drudge


• O.J. Ginther


• Harold F. Hintz


• Frederick Hobday


• Robert M. Kenney


• Peter D. Rossdale


• Clyde Stormont


• Arnold Theiler

Induction Ceremony November 1991

• Philip Rarick Edwards


• Leo B. Jeffcott

Induction Ceremony December 1992

• Harold E. Garner

Induction Ceremony December 1995

• Baltus J. Erasmus

Induction Ceremony October 2005

• Travis C. McGuire, Jr.


• C. Wayne McIlwraith

Induction Ceremony October 2007

• Edward L. Squires