If you are trying to find whether the FanDuel install on your phone includes horse racing, the situation is often determined by three things: app build, device platform and your account region. This article gives step-by-step checks so you can confirm whether racing is present and what to try if it is not. We focus on practical actions for iOS and Android, where to look inside the app, common reasons a racing tab might be hidden, and the information to have ready when contacting support. Follow the checklist items here before reaching out so you can resolve the issue faster.

Availability of horse racing depends on app version, platform and your jurisdiction

Check the App Store or Google Play listing, update the app, and verify account region and location permissions

If simple fixes fail, contact support with device details, app version and screenshots

Quick answer: does the FanDuel app include horse racing?

Short answer, availability varies by app build, platform and your jurisdiction. If you are asking whether a particular install is the fanduel horse racing app, the most reliable approach is to check the app version, look for a dedicated racing section inside the app, and confirm regional permissions in your account settings.

This guide walks through how to check the app store listing, where racing links commonly appear, platform steps for iOS and Android, typical legal and technical reasons racing might be hidden, and quick troubleshooting you can do now.

How to check if your FanDuel app shows horse racing

Check the app store listing

Open the App Store or Google Play listing for your installed app and read the app description and screenshot captions. The published listing often summarizes supported markets and features, and store screenshots can reveal whether a racing tab, race card or live stream feature is shown. If the listing description mentions racing content or displays race-related images, that is a quick signal that the install may include racing features.

Close up of smartphone showing navigation bar of fanduel horse racing app with Racing tab highlighted and readable menu labels on a dark Funded Plays style background

Identify the exact app name and publisher on the store so you confirm you have the official install rather than a different product. Note the current version number shown on the listing and compare it to the version installed on your device.

Look inside the app: navigation and tabs

Inside the app, scan the primary navigation for labels like Racing, Horse Racing, Races, or a More menu that opens additional categories. Some apps group racing under a single tab, others place it inside a More or Browse menu. Use any in-app search field and try keywords such as race, racing, horse, or entries to surface hidden links.

Account and location settings

Feature visibility commonly depends on the account country or detected location. Open account settings, profile details or location permissions and confirm the account country matches where you expect to access racing markets. If location services are disabled for the app, enable them briefly to see whether additional market tabs appear. Also check whether the account requires identity verification before showing certain markets.

Check your app version and region before reaching out

Before you move on, verify the app version shown in your device settings so you can compare it to the store listing and support notes mentioned later

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Where horse racing features commonly live in sports betting apps

Integrated racing tab versus separate racing app

There are two common models for delivering racing content. One model integrates a Racing or Races tab directly into the main sports app, keeping all betting markets in one install. The other model separates racing into a dedicated racing module or a distinct app focused on race cards and pari-mutuel pools. Which model is used can depend on the developer, platform guidelines, and local licensing rules.

Which FanDuel app includes horse racing and how can I confirm it on my device

Racing availability depends on app version, platform and regional licensing; check the app store listing, update the app, enable location permissions, and contact support with device and account details if racing is not visible

Live streams, pools and bet types you might find

When racing is available, look for race cards that list entries, post times, and the betting menu. Typical racing features include pari-mutuel pools for win, place and show bets, and specialized multi-leg wagers such as exactas and trifectas. Live streaming or audio links sometimes accompany race pages so users can follow the race in real time. If you find a race card, familiar terms to scan for include start time, pool totals, entries, and bet types.

How to access horse racing on iOS and Android devices

iOS: what to check in the App Store and in-app

On iOS, open the App Store page for the app and tap Version History or Read More to view recent release notes. If racing features were added in a recent release the notes often mention new markets or tabs. Next, open the app and confirm the version in the app settings or device settings. If your installed version is older, update the app and relaunch to see whether new sections appear.

If you do not see racing after an update, search within the app using terms like racing or horse to reveal hidden links. Also check Apple location permissions under device settings and enable location while using the app to allow the app to present region-specific markets.

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Android: what to check in Google Play and in-app

On Android, open Google Play and view the app description, screenshots and version number. Google Play also shows an Update button when a new build exists. Update, then open the app and explore the navigation, tapping More or Browse if Racing is not obvious. Some Android installs expose additional modules via a side menu or a separate Racing icon on the home view.

Check Android app permissions for location and storage, and confirm the Play Store account region matches your expected country. If a Play Store country mismatch exists, sport and racing market visibility can be affected until the account region is corrected.

Minimal 2D vector split screen showing a generic app store listing on the left and a simplified in app race card on the right in Funded Plays colors for fanduel horse racing app

Permissions and updates

Across both platforms, keeping the app updated and granting location permission are the two most common steps that reveal additional market tabs. Also consider whether the app requires identity verification steps to enable full market access; completing basic verification may unlock restricted markets in some installs.

Common limitations, legal restrictions and region checks

Why some users can’t see horse racing

Geographic licensing and local regulations are frequent reasons racing features are absent. An app may offer racing in one state or country but not another, depending on the operator's licenses. Technical controls such as IP detection, app store region, and account country help enforce these restrictions, so a mismatch in any of these can hide racing sections.

How to verify regional availability

Practical steps to confirm whether your region should have access include checking the app store region, reading the app help center or terms for listed markets, and reviewing the account country in profile settings. If documentation lists supported states or countries, compare your account details and device region to that list to see if you are inside or outside the supported footprint.

Confirm regional availability before contacting support

App store region
Account country
IP location
App version
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Device locale

Use official support pages or account settings

When to contact customer support

If you have checked your store listing, ensured the app is up to date, verified location and account country, and still cannot find racing, contact customer support. Provide device type, OS version, installed app version, account country and a brief description of what you cannot see so support can reproduce the issue or explain any regional restrictions.

Be prepared for support to ask for screenshots of the app home screen and the app's About or Version page. This diagnostic information speeds resolution and helps support determine whether the issue is account specific or a broader regional limitation. For additional troubleshooting guidance, see the Funded Plays blog post on evaluations and diagnostics: how fundedplays evaluations work.

Decision checklist: which app setup is right for you

Key features to compare

Decide whether to keep your current install or switch by comparing feature coverage. Look for race card quality, available bet types, live streaming presence and whether pari-mutuel pools appear. If a separate racing app exists, check whether it offers the additional bet types or streams you need that the main app does not.

Also check whether account linking is required between the main app and any racing module so you can move funds or view balance across modules without repeated logins.

Performance and device considerations

Racing pages with live streaming can be data intensive. Compare app responsiveness, crash frequency, and data usage on your device. If racing pages slow your device, consider whether a separate lighter-weight racing app or using the mobile web experience provides a better balance of performance and features.

Account linking and promotions

Review any promotions or rewards that may be tied to a particular app or module before switching. Promotions can require that activity takes place inside a specific app or that accounts be linked, so check terms and conditions for any account-level restrictions to avoid missing a bonus or other offer.

Typical mistakes and troubleshooting when racing is missing

App not updated

Many users find racing missing because the app is not the latest build. Always check for updates in the App Store or Google Play and apply them before deeper troubleshooting. Release notes sometimes call out market additions or UI changes that move racing to a different tab.

Wrong store region or account settings

Store region mismatch or account country set to a different country is a common pitfall. Confirm your store account region and your app profile country match the jurisdiction where racing is supported. If they do not, resolve region settings or consult support for guidance on allowed changes.

Cache, reinstall, and permissions

Try clearing the app cache or reinstalling the app if updates do not reveal racing. On Android, clear app cache and data, then sign in again. On iOS, reinstalling can refresh the app state. Re-enable location permissions and verify identity steps if present. Avoid installing apps from unofficial sources, which can be insecure and may not respect regional controls.

If these steps fail, gather diagnostic details including screenshots, app version, device model and OS version before opening a support ticket so the team can reproduce and investigate.

Practical scenarios: three examples of checking and accessing horse racing

Scenario A: iPhone user who can’t find racing

Problem: An iPhone user opens the app but sees no Racing tab. Step 1: Open the App Store and confirm the published app screenshots and description mention racing. Step 2: Check the installed app version in Settings and update if an older build is installed. Step 3: Enable location permissions while using the app and search for racing keywords inside the app. Expected action: Update or verify account country; contact support with the app version and screenshots if the feature still does not appear. Takeaway: start with the App Store and app update before escalating.

Scenario B: Android user who sees a separate racing app

Problem: An Android user finds a separate Racing module or app listed in Google Play. Step 1: Confirm whether the racing install is published by the same developer by checking publisher details. Step 2: Install the racing module and sign in with your existing credentials to check account linking. Step 3: Review the racing app navigation for race cards and pool options. Expected action: Use the dedicated racing module for race-specific features if it offers required bet types. Takeaway: a separate racing app can offer specialized features but check account linking first.

Scenario C: user in a restricted jurisdiction

Problem: A user in a jurisdiction where racing is restricted cannot access race cards. Step 1: Verify the app store country and compare it to any published list of supported regions in the app's help center. Step 2: Confirm account country and device locale. Step 3: If documentation shows the region is unsupported, accept the restriction or contact support for clarification. Expected action: Support can confirm whether a license or rollout is pending; do not use third-party methods to attempt access. Takeaway: licensing rules often govern availability and cannot be bypassed by changing app settings alone.

Responsible use, final checklist and next steps

Summary checklist

Quick checklist: check the app store listing, update the app, verify account country and device region, search inside the app for racing, enable location permissions, and contact support with diagnostic details if racing remains missing (see the Funded Plays blog: blog).

When to escalate and what to expect

Escalate to customer support after you have updated the app and confirmed region settings. Support commonly asks for app version, device model, account country and screenshots to diagnose the issue. Keep communications factual and supply the requested details for faster outcome.

Closing notes

Availability of racing features can change as apps are updated and as regional licensing evolves. Use the steps in this guide to confirm whether your installation offers race cards and related markets, and always follow official support channels to resolve access questions. Visit the Funded Plays homepage for more resources: Funded Plays.

Can I get horse racing in the FanDuel app if it is not visible?

Possibly, if visibility is due to an outdated app, location permissions, or account country mismatch. Check the app store listing, update the app, enable location, and contact support with device and account details if needed.

Do I need a separate download for racing?

Some installs use a separate racing module while others integrate racing into the main app. Check the app store listing and the app navigation to see whether racing appears as a separate install or a tab.

What information should I provide to customer support?

Provide device model, operating system version, installed app version, account country, screenshots of the app home and About page, and a brief description of the missing feature.

Use the step-by-step checks in this guide to confirm whether racing features are available to you. If you complete the updates and verification steps and still do not see racing, contact official support and provide the diagnostic details described above for the most efficient resolution.