Favorite American Pharoah won the Kentucky Derby on Saturday before the largest crowd in the race's history.
The Bob Baffert-trained horse beat Firing Line in the stretch. Dortmund, also a Baffert-trained horse, finished third.
It was Baffert's fourth Derby victory.
American Pharoah paid $7.80 for the win in the $2 million race. Jockey Victor Espinoza rode the horse to victory; Espinoza previously won the race aboard 2002 winner War Emblem and California Chrome last year.
The race drew 170,513 people, topping the previous largest crowd in 2012 of 165,307.
