Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore SunJockey Mike Smith reacts aboard Justify after winning the running of the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course. Justify has a chance to take the Triple Crown with the win.
Jerry Jackson / Baltimore SunJustify on the outside, in the lead followed by #5, Good Magic.
Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore SunJustify (7) leads the pack through the fog, into the first turn during the running of the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course. Justify has a chance to take the Triple Crown with the win.
Ulysses Munoz / Baltimore Sun#7 Justify, ridden by Mike E. Smith, wins the 143rd Preakness Stakes.
Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore SunJockey Mike Smith reacts aboard Justify after winning the running of the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course. Justify has a chance to take the Triple Crown with the win.
Joshua McKerrow, Baltimore Sun M / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJockey Mike E. Smith looks to the sky after riding Justify to victory in the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico in Baltimore.
Joshua McKerrow, Baltimore Sun M / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJustify holds the lead, charging out of the mist covering the track in the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico in Baltimore.
Kim Hairston / Baltimore SunThe winning colors are painted on the weather vane atop the cupola.
Kim Hairston / Baltimore SunJustify's winning jockey, Mike E. Smith, holds up the Woodlawn Vase in the Winner's Circle.
Joshua McKerrow, Baltimore Sun M / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJustify holds the lead in the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico in Baltimore.
Ulysses Munoz / Baltimore Sun#7 Justify, ridden by Mike E. Smith, wins the 143rd Preakness Stakes.
Leeann Adams / Baltimore SunNate and Tiffany Meals, Nashville, react to Justify winning the 2018 Preakness Stakes. They bet on Tenfold to win.
Jen Rynda / Baltimore Sun Media GroupQuip's face is covered in mud after the 143rd Preakness Stakes from Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
Joshua McKerrow, Baltimore Sun M / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJustify holds the lead in the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico in Baltimore.
Jerry Jackson / Baltimore SunJustify on the outside, in the lead followed by #5, Good Magic.
Kenneth K. Lam / Baltimore SunJustify ridden by Mike E. Smith wins the 143rd Preakness Stakes in the mud and fog Saturday to capture the second leg of the Triple Crown.
Kenneth K. Lam / Baltimore SunJustify in the lead near the end of the 2018 Preakness Stakes. Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun
Jen Rynda / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJockey Mike E. Smith looks up at the sky after he and Justify place first in the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
Joshua McKerrow, Baltimore Sun M / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJustify crosses the finish line in first place in the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico in Baltimore. Bravazo takes second and Tenfold places third.
Jerry Jackson / Baltimore SunHorses spring from the starting gate during the 143rd Preakness Stakes. Justify (second from right) captured the second leg of the Triple Crown.
Jeffrey F. Bill / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJustify ridden by Mike E. Smith with the lead on the outside, followed by #5, Good Magic, ridden by Jose L. Ortiz in second on the inside.
Kim Hairston / Baltimore SunJustify is draped with "Black-eyed Susan blanket" as his jockey, Mike E. Smith, pats him after winning the race.
Jeffrey F. Bill / Baltimore Sun Media Group\Justify ridden by Mike E. Smith with a slight lead on the outside, followed by #5, Good Magic, ridden by Jose L. Ortiz in second on the inside.
Jen Rynda / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJockey Mike E. Smith looks up at the sky after he and Justify place first in the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
Jen Rynda / Baltimore Sun Media GroupJustify leads in the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
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Jockey Mike Smith reacts aboard Justify after winning the running of the 143rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course. Justify has a chance to take the Triple Crown with the win.
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More than a half hour after Justify moved one step closer to the Triple Crown, another favorite ended Preakness Day with a win.
In the 14th overall race Saturday, Iredell and jockey Edwin Gonzalez claimed an allowance race in the fog at Pimlico Race Course. It was the ninth victory in 36 career races for the Jamie Ness-trained gelding.
The 5-year-old Iredell paid $6.40 to win. Runner-up Union Blues and third-place Ugottahaveheart paid $11.40 and $2.80, respectively.