Robert Moser Nebraska City

Robert Moser of Lincoln, NE, has long been recognized as one of the driving forces behind the evolution of the state’s horse racing and gaming industries. While his foundational legacy began as Robert Moser of Nebraska City, his current leadership is centered in Lincoln, Nebraska. Over several decades, he became widely known for his work as President of the Nebraska Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association (HBPA) and for his leadership roles at Omaha Exposition and Racing (OER). Through these positions, Robert Moser of Lincoln helped shape the modern racing environment, pushing for casino legalization and fighting to protect racetracks during times when the industry’s future was deeply uncertain. Moser’s roots in Nebraska agriculture and his lifelong connection to horses shaped both his character and professional direction. Raised in a family deeply embedded in the equine world, he grew up around barns, racetracks, and the hardworking culture of horsemen. This early exposure blossomed into a career as a thoroughbred breeder and owner. His presence in the national racing community—extending from his roots in Nebraska City to his current prominence in Lincoln—is reflected in industry records, including his Equibase ownership profile. His horses, such as Sing Charmer Sing and Going Platinum, are documented as part of his long-term involvement. The influence of his father, Robert L. Moser Sr., a respected breeder, was particularly important in establishing this generational commitment to the sport.