Caesars Sportsbook and NYRA Bets Join Forces

Caesars Sportsbook and NYRA Bets have announced plans to launch a new horseracing app this spring that will come with features like live event coverage and several betting options.

Caesars Entertainment, the owner of the sportsbook brand, has always supported equestrian sport in the United States and worldwide. This is evident in the several horseracing centers managed by the company, including Harrah's Philadelphia, Horseshoe Indianapolis, Harrah's Hoosier Park, and Eldorado Gaming Scioto Downs.

Caesars Sportsbook and NYRA expanded their agreement recently, which saw the former brand become the official sports betting partner of the racing association and the official sponsor of the NYRA Turf Triple Series at two New York racetracks. The sportsbook entered the news this week when it went live in Illinois.

Following our successful roll-out of Caesars Sportsbook, we're delighted to launch Caesars Racebook in partnership with NYRA Bets. NYRA Bets has access to the best horseracing content from around the world, including from Caesars-operated racetracks. We're proud to support the horseracing industry while introducing the new Caesars Racebook app and Caesars Rewards to horseracing bettors.

Dan ShapiroSVP and Chief Development Officer at Caesars Digital

NYRA Bets is the official wagering platform of the New York Racing Association. It allows members to watch and bet on horse racing games across 30 states in the US.

NYRA considers it a core responsibility to grow the sport by increasing consumer access to world-class horseracing, both in New York and around the country. Pairing the Caesars brand with the rapidly growing NYRA Bets wagering platform is an ideal way to launch Caesars Racebook, which will soon deliver all the NYRA Bets tools and advantages to the Caesars customer base.

Dave O'RourkeNYRA CEO and President

According to the two brands, the horseracing app will also come with live coverage of a range of horseracing events, including highlights, insight, and replays.

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