ARHOF

Criteria

Horses 

• Any horse (flat or jumping) which has raced on Australian racetracks Australian or foreign bred which has excelled at the highest level 
• Any horse which has had an exceptional influence on Australian racing 
• Horses which have raced in Australia and excelled overseas will also be considered 
• Horses still racing are eligible 
• Eligibility is not restricted by age, sex, number of race starts or ownership

Trainers

• Any trainer who has been licensed by a principal club/principal racing authority in Australia and has: 
• Made an outstanding contribution to enhancing the reputation of Australian racing 
• Consistently achieved results at the highest level (flat or jumping) 
• Candidates need not be born in Australia 
• Candidates may be active trainers 

Jockeys

• Any jockey who has been licensed by a principal club/principal racing authority in Australia and has: 
• Made an outstanding contribution to enhancing the reputation of Australian racing 
• Consistently achieved results at the highest level (flat or jumping) 
• Candidates need not be born in Australia 
• Candidates may be active jockeys 

Associates 

Any person outside those set aside for trainers or jockeys who have made an outstanding contribution to the Australian thoroughbred industry. This category includes breeders, owners, administrators, media, bookmakers and anyone else who has made such a contribution. Candidates may still be active in their profession and need not reside in Australia or be Australian. 

Legends

Achieving legend status in the Australian Racing Hall of Fame is the ultimate honour bestowed upon participants in Australian thoroughbred racing. Those elevated to Legend status will come from the list of current Hall of Fame members.