Myracing Review 2026 🏇 Free Horse Racing Tips, NAP of the Day & Racecards

Myracing is a tipping site, not a bookmaker. Its published sports are horse racing tips and a greyhound tips section, and the brand holds no gambling licence valid for the UK market because it does not operate betting accounts.

That distinction matters. There is no deposit at Myracing, and the brand does not publish a minimum deposit because there is nothing to fund. If a tip leads you to place a bet, that happens at a third-party bookmaker, and you should check that operator holds a UK Gambling Commission licence on the Commission's public register before you register.

The site covers the tip formats racing readers know: NAP of the Day, Accumulator, Lucky 15 and Double. Each is a suggestion, not a guarantee. One criticism: we could not find a published profit, ROI or strike-rate record for the tipster, so claims about how good the NAPs are cannot be checked from the brand's own pages.

A native app exists for iOS via the Apple App Store. No Android app is confirmed, so Android users rely on the mobile-optimised site. You can read more on the app page. The site uses SSL/TLS 256-bit encryption, and the minimum age is 18+.

The NAP of the Day is Myracing's single best-fancied selection from its horse racing tips for that day's UK and Irish cards. The pick changes daily, so the current one is only on the live tips page, not in a static review.

A NAP is the tipster's strongest single selection, which makes it the headline of the daily tips. The same page can also carry an Accumulator, a Double and a Lucky 15 selection. A Lucky 15 is four selections covering 15 bets, so it costs fifteen stakes, not one. Treat that as a cost before you treat it as a chance.

The brand does not publish a posting time for daily tips in the material we reviewed, so check the page in the morning rather than assuming a schedule. Tips often link onward to bookmaker free-bet offers. Those offers belong to the bookmaker, and their terms, such as any minimum deposit or expiry, should be read on that bookmaker's own site. Offers are for 18+ only.

Myracing has a greyhound tips section, but it listed no tips on the date we fetched the page. So the section exists, yet it gave readers nothing to act on at that point.

In practice, horse racing tips are the working product, and greyhound coverage looks secondary. If greyhounds are your main interest, check the section again before relying on it, and do not assume results or daily cards are published there. The brand does not state them.

This is the clearest gap in an otherwise tidy free service. A section heading with no tips behind it is worse than no section, because it suggests coverage that is not there.