MyRacehorse

Name: MyRacehorse
Rating: 4.1 (117 reviews)
Author: Experiential Squared, Inc.

By: Experiential Squared, Inc.

Sports

Features & Capabilities

MyRacehorse is a fractional ownership platform that lets anyone invest in a share of a top racehorse from $100. Browse horses from leading ownership groups and trainers, and explore the MRH marketplace with detailed horse data: pedigree, expenses, sales history, race records, valuation, and more.

Owners receive updates through the app, hear from the trainer and jockey, and can access exclusive experiential services, such as track tours and race-day events. For a deeper ownership experience, race day badges offer backside access, paddock privileges, and potential winner’s circle moments. Download today to browse available horses for free.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Experiential Squared, Inc.

Rating:

4.10

(117)

Version:

1.317 Last updated: 2026-01-22

Version code:

881709677

Creation date:

2018-05-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

122.42MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 150,270 ▼ 1,042

Other platforms

MyRacehorse (v1.317.1)

52,085 3.91

(305)

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Developed by:

Experiential Squared, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/myracehorse/id1177265518

Website:

https://myracehorse.com

User Reviews

Users largely describe MyRacehorse as a fun, accessible way to own fractional shares of racehorses and participate in ownership experiences (updates, photos, workouts, watch parties, barn visits, gifting). However, recurring concerns center on profitability and value, with many reviews stating investments rarely pay off and may lose money. People also worry about true ownership and legitimacy, suggesting returns depend on luck rather than guarantee. Technical issues and frustrating app behavior (login problems, navigation crashes after updates) are common. High upfront costs and lottery-like access temper enthusiasm.

Pros

Fractional ownership of racehorses makes owning a stake accessible to many people.
Rich owner experience with updates, photos, videos, workouts, watch parties, and barn visits.
Fun, family-friendly hobby that can create memories (gifting shares, watching races with loved ones).
Some owners report pride and milestone moments, such as owning shares associated with Derby winners.

Cons

Investments are not profitable for most; many reviews suggest you will lose money.
Users express concerns about true ownership and legitimacy—that you may not 'own' a horse in a meaningful sense.
Access to the winners circle is highly lottery-like and wins are infrequent.
High upfront costs or premiums to acquire fractional shares.
Technical issues, including login problems and post-update app crashes/navigation problems.

Recent reviews

In my experience this is one of the worst investments you can make. It is almost a guarantee that you will lose a SIGNIFICANT amount of money that you invest here. If you like horses and horse racing, and want to throw your money away, this will, however, scratch that itch, as you can own a fraction of a whisker of a horse at a significant premium, then wait for your money to evaporate. Based on my experience, I recommend that you avoid this.

by Ju*****, 2025-01-23

This app is a scam. Still have lossed over half of investment on the best horse ever (authentic). Better off throwing your money out the window to someone who needs it instead of making rich people richer.

by Do*****, 2024-11-01

This is a 1 way app. They aren’t seeking your inputs as the share owners. You also have to “win the lottery” to even get in the winners circle if your horse happens to win. I never got to go despite owning shares of several horses. Its rare that they win much, and when one of mine did, they put him in a claimer race so he got clsimed. You are better off “investing” (eye roll) in a some good tickets to watch the races.