307 Horse Racing

Wyoming-based HHR, simulcast, and (as of 2026) live racing operator

307 Horse Racing, operated by Cowboy Sports & Entertainment, is one of three licensed Wyoming horse racing operators. The "307" name references Wyoming's single statewide area code, signalling its in-state focus. Per the Wyoming Gaming Commission's June 2026 report, 307 handled $54.95 million in Historic Horse Racing wagers, 23.9% of statewide HHR handle, third-largest among the three operators. In June 2026, 307 also became the venue for Wyoming's live thoroughbred and quarter horse race meet, handling $1.62 million in live on-track wagering.

Live racing at 307 (2026 debut)

June 2026 is the first month 307 Horse Racing has reported live race handle to the Wyoming Gaming Commission. The $1.62M in on-track handle across the month is consistent with a full summer race meet running at a 307 venue. Historically, live thoroughbred and quarter horse racing in Wyoming was hosted only at Wyoming Downs in Evanston. The 2026 shift to 307 hosting live racing is a structural change worth watching for how Wyoming's live horse racing calendar evolves in H2.

Confirmed operational details from the WGC June report:

• Live handle: $1,622,169
• Payout to bettors: $1,285,603 (79% payout ratio, typical for pari-mutuel live meets)
• State tax on live wagering: $24,332
• Breeder fund contribution: $10,687
• Takeout (operator commission): $322,561

Specific race dates, post times, and stakes race schedules should be confirmed with 307 Horse Racing directly.

Historic Horse Racing

HHR terminals are 307's primary product. The company operates a network of OTB and HHR venues across Wyoming, accepting both pari-mutuel simulcast wagers on US race cards and HHR terminal play. For a deeper explanation of how HHR works as a regulated product, see our HHR explainer.

Simulcast wagering

307 Horse Racing's venues accept simulcast wagers on the full range of US Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse race cards plus select international racing. March 2026 simulcast handle at 307 venues was $90,633, second among the three operators behind Wyoming Horse Racing.

State revenue contribution

Per the WGC March 2026 report, 307 Horse Racing's HHR operations contributed:

• State tax: $144,520
• LSRA distribution: $144,520
• County distribution: $312,522
• City distribution: $265,559
• Breeder distribution: $231,232

How to wager via 307 Horse Racing

• On-site at 307 venues across Wyoming. Pari-mutuel windows for simulcast wagering; HHR terminals for slot-style play.
• Online wagering is handled by separate licensed ADW platforms, 307 does not operate its own ADW service. See our ADW platform comparison for online options.

Live racing and 307

307 Horse Racing does not host live race meets. The only Wyoming-licensed operator running live racing is Wyoming Downs in Evanston. 307's venues do show live racing via simulcast feeds.

Background and licensing

307 Horse Racing operates under one of three Wyoming horse racing operator permits issued by the Wyoming Gaming Commission. The operator is Wyoming-based and was established to serve the statewide HHR and simulcast market alongside Wyoming Downs and Wyoming Horse Racing.