Preakness Results 2026, Finishing Times, Payouts List and Video Highlights

Napoleon Solo raced his way to victory Saturday night at Laurel Park in Maryland, home of the 151st Preakness Stakes, pushing past the competition for a victory that was never really in doubt.

Who finished where behind him and what were the betting payouts and prize money for the winners?

Find out in this recap of the historic running of the Triple Crown race.

Finishing Order

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Total race time: 1:58.69

1. Napoleon Solo (Win)

2. Iron Honor (Place)

3. Chip Honcho (Show)

4. Ocelli

5. Incredibolt

6. Bull By The Horns

7. The Hell We Did

8. Great White

9. Robusta

10. Taj Mahal

11. Corona De Oro

12. Talkin

13. Crupper

14. Pretty Boy Miah

Prize Money and Payouts

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Prize Money

First Place: $1,200,000

Second Place: $400,000

Third Place: $220,000

Fourth Place: $120,000

Fifth Place: $60,000

Betting Payouts (Based on a $2 Bet)

1. Napoleon Solo (Win: $17.80; Place: $9.80; Show: $7.40)

2. Iron Honor (Place: $9.20; Show: $6.60)

3. Chip Honcho (Show: $8.20)

$2 Exacta (10-9; $107.20)

$1 Trifecta (10-9-6; $597.10)

Napoleon Solo Dominates

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Taj Mahal may have taken the lead out of the gate Saturday at Laurel Park, but it was Napoleon Solo who raced to the front of the field in short order and never looked back, dominating the second leg of the 2026 Triple Crown en route to a victory for himself, jockey Paco Lopez, and trainer Chad Summers.

The three-year-old colt was the best horse on the track, never allowing Taj Mahal to find any open space and build on his speed.

From there, he held off Iron Honcho, who raced four-wide at one point and drew close to the front of the field.

An underdog victory for trainer Chad Summers, who proved he belongs in the elite races and is still a championship coach, and jockey Paco Lopez from Mexico, it will be one and done for the duo in the Triple Crown.

Summers announced after Saturday's win that Napoleon Solo will not race at Belmont, instead focusing on Haskell Stakes at Monmouth Park.

The historic win will allow all involved to etch their names in the history books as winners of one of racing's most prestigious events, in a race that was never really in doubt.