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The racetrack also will be rebranded as FanDuel Sportsbook and Horse Racing, and plans are being made to renew the $250,000 St. Louis Derby not held since 2006. FanDuel Racing is here! Now you can bet on horse racing right from your phone. And since it’s FanDuel, you’re guaranteed a best-in-class experience. Download the FanDuel Racing app on iOS, or visit our Android site to start betting today.

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The site is set up a lot like the daily fantasy and DraftKings sports betting module. We have used it via both mobile and online and definitely prefer the mobile app. We had all sorts of trouble getting the streaming to work on the website.

It is also hard to bet daily doubles, pick 3s, etc., on the website. It is extremely hard to move to the next race.

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Using the mobile app, or even the website on the phone, was smooth. It was easy to swipe left and right and make your daily double and multi-race bets.

The streaming service worked well on the phone, as well. We haven’t been able to identify the problem with the website, but it wasn’t working well when we tried it out.

FanDuel has also teamed with numberFire to give you information on each race. The odds are displayed on the right-hand side along with NumberFire’s selections to finish first, second and third. It is excellent for a beginning horse bettor who doesn’t know a lot about horse racing.

It was straightforward to get information, track which race was upcoming, and follow your results. User-friendly is an understatement. The mobile app was nearly flawless.

Hopefully, FanDuel can work on the website so we can eventually say the same thing for bettors who aren’t using their phones.

Tutorials for navigating the site

FanDuel has also invested in tutorials to help you learn the app or site, and also how to bet on horse racing. The tutorials start with live streaming.

It covers how to watch every race. FanDuel racing has over 200-plus tracks around the world, and each one has a live stream. You can also watch a replay if you want to see what happened to your horse or do research for a future bet.

The next set of tutorials covers how to select a horse for a bet. You can choose a horse and get information on its latest races, and most horses also have a quick write-up from a professional about form. As you may know, “form” means how well the horse has performed over the last few races.

Opening odds and odds trends are also covered inside the tutorial. The site will show where the horse started and how the odds have changed over the day. It will help you follow where the money is going.

Useful stats

A stat that we found extremely helpful was the horse’s rating. NumberFire and FanDuel give you a power rating and high speed for each horse, which is great if a horse is running at a new length or if you are comparing horses for a bet.

Win percentage and top-three percentages are also covered. This lets you know how many wins each horse has had based on the number of races it has run and the number of times it has placed in the “show” or better position.

Coverage and markets

The top of the site has the races that are about to start, popular races and the top tracks to bet on. If you scroll to the bottom of the site, you will see tracks, bets and a few other options.

Once you click on the track and race you are interested in, you will get a list of horses in the race.

Each horse will have odds as well as win probability. If the numberFire system has picked a horse as the top three for the race, it will also list that as well. The minutes to post will also continue to count down.

You can also stream the race at the top of the screen while you are making your selections, and afterward to see if your bet is going to pay off.

For those who want to dive down, you can choose whether you want a track in the US or international. From there, you can select whether the track is thoroughbred, harness or quarter horse. It will then list all of the tracks that fit the criteria you chose.

You can also select your bets on the bottom page. That page will let you see all your past bets and what bets you have that are upcoming or still live. Furthermore, there is an FAQ section to handle all the common issues you might run into on the horse racing site.

Fairmount Park is about to leave the Horse Racing scene but don’t worry - the track first opened in 1925 in Collinsville, Illinois will still be offering live action but under a new name. A new partnership with FanDuel will lead to the 95 year-old track being renamed FanDuel Sportsbook and Horse Racing.

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The story was first reported in the St. Louis Dispatch over the weekend when FanDuel Group CEO Matt King spoke to the newspaper and announced ambitious plans for the venue that has slowly drifted towards the bottom of the purse numbers across the States.

One of the big plans is to reinstate the St. Louis Derby, which was last raced in 2006. Raced over one mile and a sixteenth for three-year-olds on dirt, this event has had a checkered history having first been run in 1926 but then was discontinued in 1931 and not seen again until 1967. Then it also disappeared off the calendar in 1992 and that 2006 running was the only time in the intervening years that it has taken place, won by Lawyer Ron.

Sports gambling is one of the big aspects of the move to invest in the venue as Illinois announced legal wagering on sports in 2019. The opportunity to invest in an already established brand to promote and install a retail sportsbook made a lot of sense. Figures haven’t been released but it seems clear that FanDuel are looking to make FanDuel Sportsbook and Horse Racing a more glamorous place for Racing by attracting better horses with higher purses.

Fairmount Park had already announced 53 days of live racing in 2020 starting on Tuesday 27 April. They intend to run on Tuesday’s and Sunday’s for the first five weeks before Friday’s are added to the schedule through to the first weekend of September. The final day of racing is slated for Labor Day 2021 when they’ll run on Monday rather than Tuesday.

This investment is clearly a boon to Horse Racing in Illinois and may even have implications for the future is Missouri which is less than 20 miles away.

Whilst it will clearly be sad to see the name Fairmount Park disappear from the calendar, the fact investment in the venue is coming should be welcomed. FanDuel Sportsbook and Horse Racing won’t exactly roll off the tongue but if it helps lead a bit of a renaissance for the track then that surely can’t be a bad thing.

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