Play Daily Double Horse Racing Online

Daily Double Horse Racing came out for the Amiga in 1988, developed by Artworx and published by CDS Software. It was one of several horse racing simulations available at the time, offering a more detailed betting and management experience than many of its contemporaries. The game focused on the strategic side of racing rather than direct control of the horses, which set it apart from more action oriented titles.

You play as a bettor managing a starting bankroll, placing wagers on up to ten races per day. You choose from win, place, show, or combination bets across a field of six horses, each with their own stats and one of twelve jockeys. Track conditions change, affecting race outcomes and forcing you to adapt your strategy. The pacing is deliberate, built around careful decision making rather than quick reflexes. It feels like a quiet afternoon at the track, where every bet matters and a long shot can change everything.