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Seven years have passed since the Vietnamese government legalized sports betting in 2017. The horse racing industry has started to move forward in some areas, but the reality is that there are still no official racecourses with gambling. Large-scale projects under development in various regions are being held up by the “invisible barriers” of the establishment of legal systems and the complexity of administrative procedures.<\/p>\n
Only two establishments are open, neither of which has a gambling license<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Currently, there are only two horse racing facilities operating in the country: Dai Nam Racecourse (Binh Duong Province), which opened in 2017, and Vinpearl Equestrian Academy (Hai Phong City), which opened in 2024. Both are operated only as events and sports, without full-scale gambling, and they have yet to obtain licenses for gambling operations. In addition, development plans for large-scale horse racing courses in Soc Son District, Hanoi, Lam Dong Province, and Vinh Phuc Province are also progressing slowly due to delays in obtaining licenses and administrative procedures.<\/p>\n
[Figure 1] Major large-scale equestrian-related projects<\/strong><\/p>\n