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Organized wagering on horse racing has been around since just after the Civil War, and the Sport of Kings has a long, storied history in the United States. Famous racetracks such as Santa Anita Park in Southern California, Belmont Park in New York, Churchill Downs in Kentucky and Pimlico Park in Maryland have hosted some of the most iconic races in history. Enthusiasts of the sport in 38 states can now legally bet at sites like Twin Spires and BetMGM. Click here for more details and a list of trusted affiliate online casino sites.

History Playbook

On This Day In Sports History

July 23 holds a unique place in the rapid evolution of the U.S. sports betting industry. In back-to-back years, this date marked two massive milestones in regulatory and market expansion: July 23, 2018: Just months after the Supreme Court struck down PASPA, key regulators from states like New Jersey and Mississippi joined forces with Nevada, Massachusetts, Louisiana, and Michigan. This multi-state coalition laid the groundwork for the compliance, market integrity, and standardized rules that govern today's commercial sportsbooks. July 23, 2019: Exactly one year later, the landscape shifted again as tribal gaming accelerated its entry into the market. The Seneca Nation approved plans to launch sports betting at its Western New York properties, signaling a major competitive evolution just a week after the state's first commercial retail books opened. From foundational framework to tribal market expansion, July 23 serves as a perfect annual snapshot of how quickly the post-PASPA era took shape.

On This Day In Sports History

On July 22, 1996, the 4'11" weightlifting legend Naim Süleymanoğlu—famously nicknamed "The Pocket Hercules"—made history in Atlanta by capturing his third consecutive Olympic gold medal. Representing Turkey, Süleymanoğlu cemented his status as one of the greatest pound-for-pound athletes ever. Born in Bulgaria to a Turkish family, he dominated the European Championships for Bulgaria in the mid-1980s before defecting to Turkey in 1986. To allow him to compete under their flag at the 1988 Seoul Games, Turkey reportedly paid the Bulgarian government $1.25 million. The investment paid off in pure gold across three straight Olympic Games (1988, 1992, and 1996).