Preakness 2016: Final Results, Standings, Payouts and Replay Highlights

After coming up short in the Kentucky Derby, Exaggerator pulled off an upset Saturday at Pimlico Race Course and beat out Nyquist to win the 141st Preakness Stakes.

The Keith Desormeaux-trained colt handed Nyquist his first defeat in nine career races by virtue of a remarkable late push.

NBC Sports shared the replay:

Here is a look at the finishing order behind Exaggerator, with Cherry Wine coming in second and Nyquist settling for third:

Finish	Horse	Post	Trainer	Jockey	Owner(s)	Odds
1	Exaggerator	5	Keith Desormeaux	Kent Desormeaux	Big Chief Racing	5-2
2	Cherry Wine	1	Dale Romans	Corey Lanerie	William Pacella, Frank L. Jones Jr., Frank Shoop	17-1
3	Nyquist	3	Doug O'Neill	Mario Gutierrez	J. Paul Reddam	3-5
4	Stradivari	11	Todd Pletcher	John Velazquez	John Gunther, Michael Tabor, Derek Smith, Susan Magnier	8-1
5	Lani	6	Mikio Matsunaga	Yutaka Take	Koji Maeda	30-1
6	Laoban	8	Eric Guillot	Florent Geroux	McCormick Racing, Southern Equine Stable	60-1
7	Uncle Lino	2	Gary Sherlock	Fernando Perez	Tom Mansor, Purple Shamrock Racing, Gary Sherlock	35-1
8	Fellowship	10	Mark Casse	Jose Lezcano	Jacks or Better Farm	50-1
9	Awesome Speed	4	Alan Goldberg	Jevian Toledo	Colts Neck Stables	50-1
10	Collected	7	Bob Baffert	Javier Castellano	Speedway Stable	16-1
11	Abiding Star	9	Ned Allar	J.D. Acosta	Stonehedge LLC	35-1

By virtue of the surprising result, bettors came away with the following payouts:

Result	Horse	Post	Win Payout	Place Payout	Show Payout
Win	Exaggerator	5	$7.20	$3.20	$2.40
Place	Cherry Wine	1		$9.80	$4.20
Show	Nyquist	3			$2.20

Exaggerator fell to Nyquist in his four previous attempts, but he showed perseverance that few Kentucky Derby second-place finishers had previously demonstrated, according to ESPN Stats & Info:

Much like in the Derby, Exaggerator sat off the pace and made a late move to put pressure on Nyquist. Although it didn't work at Churchill Downs, jockey Kent Desormeaux pulled the right strings Saturday.

Nyquist set a blistering pace in part because he had to hold off Uncle Lino for much of the race. Per KY Derby Contenders, Desormeaux felt as though that worked to his advantage:

A late switch of lanes by jockey Mario Gutierrez may have sealed Nyquist's fate, but Andy Serling of the New York Racing Association didn't believe it took away from the horse's performance:

The Preakness win marked the third of Kent Desormeaux's career, but it was the first for his brother as a trainer.

Katherine Terrell of the New Orleans Times-Picayune pointed out that Keith waited a long time for such an opportunity:

While there will be no Triple Crown winner this year after American Pharoah's triumph in 2015, the stage is set for a potential rubber match between Exaggerator and Nyquist at the Belmont Stakes.

On the NBC broadcast, Keith Desormeaux made it clear that he intends to enter Exaggerator into the race, while Nyquist trainer Doug O'Neill was optimistic about doing the same.

Horse racing has produced some of the all-time greatest rivalries in sports, and while there hasn't been a notable one in years, the Preakness Stakes may have changed that.

Both Exaggerator and Nyquist proved to be spectacular horses at Pimlico, and if they both run in the Belmont, there will still be plenty of intrigue surrounding the third leg of the Triple Crown on June 11.

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