Belmont Stakes
The Belmont Stakes is the last leg of the Triple Crown and is known as the "Test of the Champion."
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Women — and men — flocked to the track in colorful summer clothes, with women wearing brightly colored, creative, hats and fascinators.
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The Preakness winner comes up flat in the last leg of the Triple Crown.
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His "other" horse, Sir Winston, picks up the pieces and runs to daylight in the Belmont Stakes as Preakness winner War of Will fades to ninth.
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Joevia was the first horse by the top of the opening bend and took control before eventually losing ground shortly after stepping into the stretch
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Jockey Joel Rosario stayed patient, then got 10-1 shot to find his best gear heading for home, edging 9-5 favorite Tacitus, who had to go wide all the way around the track.
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Scenes from the running of the 151st Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park in Elmont on Saturday, June 8, 2019 ...
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Islanders fans who attended the Belmont Stakes were adamant that their team needs a new permanent home and that Belmont Park is a suitable place.
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Trained by Steve Asmussen and ridden by Ricardo Santana, the 4-year-old colt went a mile in 1:32.75 and has now won seven races in a row.
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Results from every year of Triple Crown's final leg.
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The Met Mile is another key race on Saturday's Belmont card and is just as compelling as the 151st "Test of the Champion."