The induction ceremony will take place Friday at the Humphrey S. Finney Sales Pavilion, across the street from Saratoga Race Course. The ceremony, which is open to the public, begins at 10:30 a.m. Mobile device links HQ ipad/iphone HQ Android LQ Android Related Links Hall of Fame: Velazquez, Ghostzapper among six new inductees Fast facts: 2012 Racing Hall of Fame inductees Ghostzapper B. h. 2000, Awesome Again-Baby Zip, by Relaunch Owner: Stronach Stable Trainer: Bobby Frankel Record: 11-9-0-1 Earnings: $3,446,120 • Elected Horse of the Year and older male champion in 2004, when he won the Breeders’ Cup Classic, Woodward, and two other graded stakes in an undefeated four-start campaign • Earned a 128 Beyer Speed Figure winning the Philip Iselin at Monmouth Park. It is still the highest published Beyer Figure ever recorded. • Won the Grade 1 King’s Bishop, and the Grade 1 Vosburgh against older horses as a 3-year-old • Finished his career with a 6 ½-length victory in the Metropolitan Mile, earning a 122 Beyer Roger Attfield Born: November 28, 1939, Newbury, England Career record (through Aug. 8, 2012): 9,577-1,745-1,406-1,298 Earnings: $90,007,354 • Won eight Sovereign Awards as outstanding trainer and is a member of the Canadian Racing Hall of Fame • Trained three Canadian Triple Crown winners: Izvestia, Peteski, and With Approval • Trained eight Queen’s Plate winners • Won his first Breeders’ Cup race last year with Perfect Shirl, in the Filly and Mare Turf John Velazquez Born: Nov. 24, 1971, Carolina, Puerto Rico Career record (through Aug. 8, 2012): 26,840-4,841-3,912-3,517 Earnings: $268,390,218 • Won Eclipse Award as outstanding jockey in 2004 and 2005, topping the earnings list in both years • Won 11 Breeders’ Cup races, including two in 2011, with Perfect Shirl in the Filly and Mare Turf, and Stephanie’s Kitten in the Juvenile Filly Turf • Won his first Kentucky Derby in 2011, with Animal Kingdom • Won the Belmont Stakes in 2007 with Rags to Riches, the first filly to win the race in 102 years, and in 2012 with Union Rags • Ranks third, behind only Pat Day and Jerry Bailey, on the all-time earnings list Robert Wheeler Born: c. 1920 Died: April 12, 1992 Career: 1938-1992 Won 1,336 races lifetime • Trained 1982 older female champion Track Robbery • Trained Hall of Fame female Silver Spoon • Other major stakes winners include Bug Brush and Tompion • Won five runnings of the Hollywood Juvenile Championship