Wyoming Horse Racing

The largest Wyoming horse racing operator

Wyoming Horse Racing, LLC is the largest of the three licensed Wyoming operators by handle. Per the most recent Wyoming Gaming Commission report, the company handled $108.47 million in Historic Horse Racing wagers in March 2026, 44.5% of statewide HHR handle and the largest single-operator share in the state.

The operator does not host live racing. Its business is built around an Off-Track Betting and Historic Horse Racing terminal network spread across Wyoming counties, supplemented by simulcast wagering on out-of-state racing cards.

HHR terminal network

Wyoming Horse Racing's HHR terminal footprint is the largest in the state. HHR machines look and feel like slot machines but are technically pari-mutuel wagers on encrypted historic race outcomes, the regulatory distinction that allows them to operate in Wyoming where conventional commercial slots (outside tribal casinos) are not legal. For a full explainer, see our Historic Horse Racing guide.

Simulcast wagering

Wyoming Horse Racing's venues accept simulcast wagers on US and international race cards. March 2026 simulcast handle across Wyoming Horse Racing locations was $289,518, the largest among the three operators (62% of statewide simulcast handle that month).

Simulcast remains a small absolute share of the operator's total business, HHR overshadows it by roughly 375-to-1, but it serves customers who prefer in-person wagering on live race feeds.

State revenue contribution

Per the WGC March 2026 report, Wyoming Horse Racing's HHR operations generated:

• State tax: $271,171
• LSRA distribution: $271,171
• County distribution: $542,341
• City distribution: $542,341
• Breeder distribution: $433,873

That's roughly $2.06 million in distributions to public funds and breeder programs from a single month at this operator alone.

How to wager via Wyoming Horse Racing

• On-site at Wyoming Horse Racing OTB venues, pari-mutuel windows accept simulcast wagers; HHR terminals available for slot-style play.
• Online via separate licensed ADW platforms. Wyoming Horse Racing as an operator does not run its own ADW. For online race wagering, see our ADW comparison.

Background and licensing

Wyoming Horse Racing, LLC holds one of three operator permits issued under Wyoming's pari-mutuel and Historic Horse Racing statutes. The company has expanded its venue and terminal footprint substantially since its 2013 establishment and is the consistent market leader by handle.