Jessica Tugwell Singleton

Original account @StarryDay93 was compromised. Still trying to recover it but can't stand being out of the loop anymore so here we are!

Not to be "that guy", but every post I have seen about the impressive debut by Hey Tuff Guy talks about sire Life Is Good. How about the dam Hotshot Anna? The seven-time stakes winner won 12-of-27 lifetime. She was a very nice mare!

In the absence of lore, horse racing becomes just another transaction, much like picking up a gallon of milk at the grocery store, and equally as interesting. More: paulickreport.com/news/ray-s-pad…

Introduce yourself with ten racehorses Better Talk Now Scheing E Jet Nic’s Amigo Balletto Zenyatta Rachel Alexandra Savoy Stomp Moreno Turallure La Troienne

@Domsavides @ABRLive Agreed - they’re absolutely killing it!

Gotta say, @ABRLive content lately has been amazing

As strong as next month's Stephen Foster has the potential to be, I'd be lying if I said any horse other than SOVEREIGNTY is the one they all have to beat. He is King Kong 🦍

Jockeys (@keithasm7) are built different. Balancing on inches of steel at 40 MPH while controlling 1,200 pounds of raw power… and somehow brave enough to fight back after getting shut off on the rail to win by a nose. Some of the toughest athletes on the planet. 🏇💪

@HorseToWatch @DailyRacingForm Absolutely love him, his sire was one of my favorites

Slumber might be the best turf sire standing in the United States. Not hyperbole.

@Sigimen83 👀👀👀

Wow! Another good prospect by Pavel @HawkstoneTB

🚨 THE JOCKEY CLUB’S DATA MONOPOLY IS SLOWLY KILLING HORSE RACING 🚨 DAY 113 since The Jockey Club published its ill-advised open letter hit piece attacking Mike Repole, and while the industry burns, leadership still refuses to address one of the biggest problems suffocating growth: THE LOCKDOWN OF RACING DATA AND VIDEO FEEDS. Every major sport in America figured this out YEARS ago. The NFL opened up data. The NBA opened up data. MLB opened up data. The NHL opened up data. And what happened? EXPLOSIVE growth in: • Sports betting • Fantasy sports • Streaming • Fan engagement • Live betting • Analytics • Mobile apps • Media distribution • Younger audiences Meanwhile horse racing still operates like it’s 1985. And now the sport is paying the price. An aging fan base. Declining visibility. Stagnant innovation. And leadership completely unprepared for the modern gambling economy. The statistics are brutal: • Sports betting is projected to grow from roughly $100 BILLION globally in 2024 to nearly $187 BILLION by 2030. • Sports bettors are significantly MORE likely to regularly watch games and engage with live broadcasts. • Live/in-game betting now represents MORE THAN HALF of betting handle for many sportsbooks. • Sports streaming subscriptions exploded from 4% of U.S. internet households in 2019 to 38% today. Why? Because modern sports EMBRACED access. Horse racing RESTRICTED it. And here’s the bigger question nobody wants to answer: WHY NOT OPEN UP THE LIVE RACING FEEDS THEMSELVES? Why should only a select few companies control distribution? Why shouldn’t innovators, developers, streaming platforms, startups, and independent media companies have fair access to horse racing video feeds and data? Imagine if horse racing actually embraced modern distribution: • Multiple streaming platforms • Independent race coverage • Fantasy racing apps • Micro-betting products • AI handicapping tools • Interactive broadcasts • Watch-and-bet integrations • Mobile-first wagering • Real-time analytics • Younger audiences finally engaging with the sport Instead, the same gatekeepers continue protecting outdated business models while the industry shrinks in front of everyone’s eyes. And now with FanDuel TV walking away from full-time racing coverage… Where is the emergency response plan? Where is the innovation strategy? Where is the modern distribution model? Where is the urgency? The data and feeds belong to HORSE RACING. Not to a handful of entrenched organizations protecting power, control, and old revenue streams while the sport falls further behind every year. Open the feeds. Open the data. Open the sport. Or keep choking its future. REFORM IS COMING! REPOST AND SPEAK OUT.

@MattCTVG @52ShadesOfHay They couldn’t have anyone better. Grew up with TVG and will always cherish the memories of calling into 58 flat and getting to come on air for the ‘09 Preakness as a kid. Looking forward to the next chapter!

Excited to kick things off for the Belmont, and then begin in earnest after my last day for Fanduel on June 30th. I have already assisted in helping one network get off the ground, and can’t wait to do it a second time.

@seattleracing Congratulations!!

delighted to say my foot is finally in the door. i will soon be full-time in the thoroughbred racing industry! who, what and why coming soon.

@thorsewp Looking forward to more on this, quite the lineup you’re pulling!

The next chapter of THWN starts now. 🏇 We're excited to officially announce the newest talent joining the team — bringing fresh personalities, nonstop content, expert picks, and a new level of energy to horse racing media. This is only the beginning. In the coming posts, you'll get a closer look at each member of the 2026 team and what they're bringing to The Horse Whisperer Network. #THWN #HorseWhispererNetwork #HorseRacing

After considering an end to his training career during the COVID-19 pandemic, trainer @horsesummers finds himself on top of the racing world after Napoleon Solo's @PreaknessStakes victory. go.bloodhorse.com/4dNPiIW @BH_SCollins #TC2026

Goodbye @1st_racing, don’t let the door hit you on the way out. Love, Maryland

Aqueduct's last G1 winner is now Laurel's first #Preakness winner. Long live #TheBigA.

3 generations, one shared memory at the @PreaknessStakes 👏 NAPOLEON SOLO’s victory marks trainer Chad Summers’ first win in the race — with his son, Sean, and father, Scott, there to celebrate every moment. @CSummersRacing

“This one stood up, and I was like, ‘This is the horse we’ve been waiting on,’” Keith Crupper said. “He was just special from the jump.” Check it out: paulickreport.com/news/triple-cr…

You could say these @PreaknessStakes contenders are raring to go... GI Champagne Stakes winner NAPOLEON SOLO (Liam's Map), trained by Chad Summers, looks to return to his winning ways in Saturday's Classic feature at Laurel Park. BULL BY THE HORNS (Essential Quality), the Saffie Joseph, Jr.-trained winner of the Rushaway Stakes last time out, will step up to Grade I company for the first time in the second leg of the Triple Crown. Both previously ran against one another in February's GII Coolmore Fountain of Youth Stakes, finishing fifth and seventh, respectively.

Rooting for this guy this weekend! Just released a write-up on Rose’s Desert today that you can find over on substack

Champion Groupie Doll, 18, pensioned from Whisper Hill broodmare band.