The 151st Kentucky Derby is in the books, and Sovereignty is the winner.

Sovereignty went off with odds of (7-1).

The exacta, which requires bettors to correctly pick the first and second-place horses, paid out $48.32 on a $2 bet.

Journalism, the 3-1 favorite, finished second.

The trifecta, which only wins if you correctly pick the horses that finish first, second, and third, paid out $115.56 on a $0.50 punt.

No. 21 Baeza, who was an also-eligible, finished third.

The superfecta takes things a step further by demanding you correctly choose the horses that finish in the first, second, third, and fourth positions. It delivered a payout of $1,682.27 on a $1 bet. No. 3 Final Gambit secured the fourth spot.

The Kentucky Derby has been a spot for long shots in recent years, with the previous six winners before today going off with average odds of 33-1.

Two of those champions, Country House and Rich Strike, went off with odds longer than 65-1.

Rich Strike, the 2022 champion, was the second-biggest long shot to ever win the Kentucky Derby with 80-1 odds.

Only the 1913 winner and 91-1 outsider Donerail boasted a bigger price to win.

Mystik Dan won last year’s Kentucky Derby in a wild photo finish.