HRN launches iPhone, Google mobile apps in time for Kentucky Derby

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Just in time for the Kentucky Derby, Horse Racing Nation on Monday launched new apps for iPhone and Android users. The free apps are available through the Apple and Google Play stores featuring the latest coverage of America’s top horse races.

“There seemed like no better week than to introduce our first-ever apps,” said Mark Midland, CEO of Horse Racing Labs, LLC. “We’re seeing record readership and intend to continue our growth through this new platform.”

Horse Racing Nation’s mobile apps provide quick, easy and cost-free access to racing news, with HRN focusing on daily North American racing along with select international events.

“A majority of our readers are already accessing Horse Racing Nation through their mobile devices,” said Jonathan Lintner, Editor of Horse Racing Nation. “With these new apps, we look forward to serving them better.”

• The HRN iPhone app is available in the iTunes Store here.


• The HRN Android app is available in the Google Play store here.

Horse Racing Nation is based in Louisville, Ky., and owned by Horse Racing Labs, LLC, also the parent company of the DerbyWars contest site and the Super Screener handicapping system.

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