Kids Fun Zone Stall A children’s fun zone has been created in one of the courtyard stalls and will feature an Equicizer™ named “Hitch”. The Equicizer™ is a hand-crafted mechanical horse that simulates riding so jockeys can improve their overall … Read More…
Children’s Room This room features a play room with horse related toys and books for the enjoyment of our youngest visitors. Children can create their own racing silks and pictures of their favorite horses on chalkboards that border the room….
Whitney Tower Research Room The Whitney Tower Research Room on the second floor of the Hall of Fame. The room houses the Willard C. “Mike” Freeman collection of The Blood-Horse, a publication of the Thoroughbred racing industry. The room was … Read More…
Willard C. “Mike” Freeman Exhibit The W. C. “Mike” Freeman Exhibit is located in Stall#2 in the Courtyard. Mike Freeman’s training career has spanned 6 decades. He was born in Providence, Rhode Island and is known as “Mike” around the … Read More…
Aiken Training Track Exhibit The Aiken Training Track opened in November 1941 and over the years has seen some of the most famous horses, trainers and owners in the sport utilizing the track. Shuvee, Kelso, Pleasant Colony, Tom Fool, Swale, … Read More…
Flint S. “Scotty” Schulhofer A tribute to Flint S. “Scotty” Schulhofer may be found on the second floor of the Racing Hall of Fame and Museum. Schulhofer Schulhofer saddled his first winner at Aqueduct in 1962 and won 1,119 races … Read More…
George H. “Pete” Bostwick Exhibit A tribute to G. H. “Pete” Bostwick may be found on the second floor of the Racing Hall of Fame and Museum. The room features photos and trophies won by Bostwick and donated to the … Read More…
James W. Maloney Exhibit This exhibit is located on the second floor of the Hall of Fame and features photos and trophies won by Maloney, a National Racing Hall of Fame trainer. Maloney followed in the footsteps of his father … Read More…
Dogwood Stable Room The Dogwood office and the Campbell’s home were filled with trophies and photos that spanned nearly five decades of racing… and a glorious life. A significant part of this collection is now on permanent display in the … Read More…
Aiken’s African-American Contributions to the Aiken Horse Industry This exhibit celebrates the contributions made by Aiken’s African-American Community to the local equine industry. The exhibit highlights the careers of Wilbert “Boots” Breland, who was a rider for Mrs. Ambrose Clark … Read More…
