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Preakness Stakes 2026 live results tracker: Winners, payouts, race-by-race updates, analysis

Keep checking back to find out all the winners on Saturday at Laurel Park.

Preakness Stakes betting field is 'wide open'

Jay Croucher and Drew Dinsick analyze the current odds for who will win the 151st Preakness Stakes, with Iron Honor (9-2), Chip Honcho (5-1), Incredibolt (5-1) and Taj Mahal (5-1) the current favorites.

The 151st edition of The Preakness, the “middle jewel” of the Triple Crown, is on tap for Saturday under ideal conditions at Laurel Park in Maryland.

Keep checking back here for complete results and recaps from the bulk of the Laurel Park program leading up to the run for the Black-Eyed Susans (7:01 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock).

How to watch the 2026 Preakness Stakes: TV channel, live stream info, post time, entries, and more

Watch the 151st Preakness Stakes this Saturday, May 16, at 4 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.

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Race 11: Gallorette Stakes

Winning Horse: Warming

Winning Trainer: Graham Motion

Winning Jockey: John Velazquez

Payout: $19.80

Recap: Pair a wily veteran in Velazquez with the only graded stakes winner in the field, and chances are you are going to have a winner. Velazquez found the seam down the stretch to beat out the rest of the eight-horse field in the 1-1/16 turf race. Warming snapped a three-race losing streak heading into the race (albeit those races were not on turf).

Race 10: Dinner Party Stakes

Winning Horse: Fort Washington

Winning Trainer: Claude “Shug” McGaughey III

Winning Jockey: Junior Alvarado

Payout: $7.80

Recap: It looked like Cruise The Nile was going to pull away once he went around the final turn, but Alvarado took advantage of what might have been a tactical error from Jorge Ruiz to push the race favorite too soon. Fort Washington becomes the first back-to-back Dinner Party winner in 100 years.

Fort Washington serves up Dinner Party Stakes win

Claude McGaughey III’s 7-year-old trainee becomes the first horse in a century to win back-to-back Dinner Party Stakes.

Race 9: James W. Murphy Stakes

Winning Horse: Turf Star

Winning Trainer: Graham Motion

Winning Jockey: Jorge Ruiz

Payout: $10.40

Recap: Turf Star proved again that it’s all about how you finish in turf races. Flavien Prat, riding My Favorite Bird, looked like he was going to hold off Ruiz, but the latter helped Turf Star find another gear in the final 1/16th of the mile-long turf race. It was Turf Star's second career victory in his first race on the Laurel turf.

Turf Star shines in James W. Murphy Stakes

Graham Motion’s 3-year-old colt lives up to his name with a thrilling win in the James W.Murphy Stakes at Laurel Park.

Race 8: Maryland Sprint Stakes

Winning Horse: Bring The Smoke

Winning Trainer: D. Whitworth Beckman

Winning Jockey: Tyler Gaffalione

Payout: $16.60

Recap: In a six-furlong race where six out of the seven horses had a legitimate shot to win it with their established speed, it was unsurprisingly anyone’s race by the middle of the stretch, but Gaffalione worked through traffic and angled out to win it. Beckman told NBC post-race that he was hoping they “got the mojo” with this one, as he and Gaffalione pair up again with a Preakness favorite, Ocelli.

Bring the Smoke brings the win in Maryland Sprint

Whit Beckman’s 4-year-old gelding Bring the Smoke brings the speed down the final stretch in the Maryland Sprint at Laurel Park with an exciting finish.

Race 7: Chick Lang Stakes

Winning Horse: Obliteration

Winning Trainer: Steve Asmussen

Winning Jockey: Jose L. Ortiz

Payout: $3.40

Recap: Obliteration, the odds-favorite at 3/5, rode on the inside out of the gate for most of the race, but Ortiz made his move down the stretch to catch Shane’s Wonder and win by three lengths over the blink-of-an-eye six furlongs. Obliteration is now 3-for-3 at the distance. Ortiz will be riding Chip Honcho in The Preakness later in the day.

Obliteration pulls away to win the Chick Lang

Steve Asmussen’s trainee runs away from the field down the final stretch to win the Chick Lang Stakes by 3 lengths at Laurel Park.

Race 6: Sir Barton Stakes

Winning Horse: Big Cuddle

Winning Trainer: Gary Capuano

Winning Jockey: Yedsit Hazlewood

Payout: $12.80

Recap: The 18-year-old jockey edged odds-favorite Final Story down the stretch to win by just about a length. Heading into the race, two of the horse’s three career starts came at Laurel Park. Trainer Cherie DeVaux and jockey Jose Ortiz—who made history together with Golden Tempo at the Kentucky Derby—were set to pair up again in this race with favorite Reagan’s Honor, but the horse was scratched Friday due to a fever.

Big Cuddle outduels Final Story to win Sir Barton

Gary Capuano’s trainee Big Cuddle outlasts favorite Final Story down the final stretch with 18-year-old Yedsit Hazlewood on board to win the Sir Barton Stakes at Laurel Park.