Construction and Renovation Projects:

• Surpassing the $3 million challenge, raising $4.2 million in gifts and pledges, ensuring the Commonwealth of Kentucky's $3 million pledge in state economic development bonds.
• The UKERF Board helped to secure development bonds to provide for renovation and an addition to the Livestock Disease Diagnostic Laboratory. 
• $50,000 raised to renovate and adapt a barn for an isolation facility.

General Endowment:

• $5 million anonymous gift received for the endowment fund.
• John H. "Trader" Clark donated his entire farm, valued at $897,500, to the university to benefit equine research.
• $200,000 gift to endow the equine research center's library and memorialize John A. Morris given by his wife, Edna. 

Support for endowed chair and professorships:

• $1 million in gifts by friends and family to establish the first endowed chair in honor of Frederick L. Van Lennep. 
• $2 million gift from the Lucille Parker Markey Charitable Trust for the Warren Wright Sr. Lucille Wright Markey Chair in infectious diseases. 
• $1 million grant from the Knight Foundation creates the John S. and Elizabeth A. Knight Professorship in Equine Veterinary Science. 
• $1 million grant from the Keeneland Association to establish the Keeneland Professorship at the Gluck Center. 

Graduate student support includes:

• The Geoffrey C. Hughes Foundation awards $116,000 for each of three years to support the graduate student research and training program. 
• $500,000 gift from the Lucille Parker Markey Charitable Trust for support and training of young scientists. 
• Mrs. Gluck contributes $125,000 for endowment of the graduate student assistantship program. 
• The Helen Hertz Hexter Trust gave $100,000 for support of the graduate student program. 
• Lloyd's of London Underwriters and Brokers and their Kentucky agents fund a $90,000, three-year fellowship in equine pathology. 
• Paul Mellon contributed $250,000 to endow support for the graduate student assistantship program. 

Information Exchange:

• The UK Equine Research and Service Report, published by the UK Gluck Equine Research Foundation, is mailed to over 8,200 people worldwide. 
• UK Gluck Equine Research Foundation established the Equine Research Hall of Fame to recognize those who have significantly contributed to the scientific body of knowledge of the horse. 
• Lloyd's of London Underwriters and Brokers and their Kentucky agents sponsors the Equine Disease Quarterly, which reports disease outbreaks incidence worldwide. 
• Numerous seminars, conferences, meetings and tours have been given for information dissemination.