MIke Repole is taking over business operations for the UFL and promises market changes and a livelier product.

The future of the Birmingham Stallions remains uncertain despite assurances from city officials.On Friday night, Mike Repole, the business d ...

The Birmingham Stallions have a winning history, but they're still struggling to fill seats, and after a tweet from an investor with the UFL, their future in Birmingham seems uncertain. For about a ...

Things change pretty fast in the sports world. In late July, it was reported by UFL reporter James Larsen that the Michigan ...

Mike Repole, owner of Kentucky Derby favorite Fierceness, talks with the media on the backside of Churchill Downs. Pat McDonogh USA TODAY NETWORK April 29, 2024 at 6:45 AM.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — There’s no doubt Mike Repole believed it when he said on the morning before the 2011 Kentucky Derby that there would be more chances to win in his future. “He’s 43 and I ...

The school opted for Chris Mullin in 2015 and Mike Anderson in 2019, neither of whom worked out. “I think everything I said in that rant was accurate,” said Repole, who now resides in Florida.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The cameras will be squarely on Mike Repole as the 20 horses approach the gate before Saturday’s $3 million Kentucky Derby. Repole, co-owner of the Derby favorite Forte, has ...

Mike Repole just can’t catch a break. After more than a decade of trying to bring home a Kentucky Derby trophy, the Queens native and owner of Repole Stable woke up this morning with his best ...

Mike Repole is a beverage magnate with a passion for horse racing. To say he’s enjoying the Kentucky Derby 2023 experience as an owner of race favorite Forte would be an understatement.

Top American owner/breeder Mike Repole came away from the May 4 Kentucky Derby (G1) with a revelation: "I think Japan has caught up to us on both turf and dirt." Less than a week after Japan's T O ...

A year ago, Thoroughbred owner Mike Repole was standing in the winner’s circle at Aqueduct on Wood Memorial day. He might find himself back there today. But win or lose with red-hot Kentucky ...