Kentucky Derby results: Who won the 2019 Kentucky Derby? Full order after disqualification changes winner

For the first time in the 145 years of the Kentucky Derby, the horse that crossed the finish first was not the winner.

Country House, a 65-1 longshot, was deemed the winner following a lengthy 20-minute protest and review after it appeared Derby favorite Maximum Security had won the race. Upon review it was determined that Maximum Security impeded War of Will on the final turn, forcing Country House to take the turn wider than it should have.

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The win was both trainer William Mott and jockey Flavien Prat's first Kentucky Derby win. At 65-1, Country House's win is the second largest upset in Kentucky Derby History, behind only Donerail's 1913 victory with 91-1 odds. The Preakness Stakes — the second leg of the Triple Crown will be held on May 18th.

Sporting News is tracked all the action live from the 2019 Kentucky Derby , with full race results and highlights from the "most exciting two minutes in sports." Follow along below.

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7:17 p.m.:  Wow. Maximum Security has been disqualified. Country House has now been named the winner!

After an inquiry ruling, 65-1 Country House is the winner of the Kentucky Derby. pic.twitter.com/BPYXyEdmWb

— Kentucky Derby (@KentuckyDerby) May 4, 2019

7:08 p.m.:  This race is still under protest. Runner-up Country House may have been impeded on the outside as was War of Will a few seconds later on the rail by Maximum Security.

7:00 p.m.:  The win is under protest. Maximum Security may have impeded others on the final turn.

6:54 p.m.:  Maximum Security wins in wire-to-wire fashion.

6:52 p.m.:  Horses are loaded. Here we go!

6:48 p.m.:  Horses still parading around the track. Just a few minutes behind schedule.

6:37 p.m.:  The University of Louisville marching band performs "My Old Kentucky Home."

My Old Kentucky Home and the Derby post parade. pic.twitter.com/ofhiDuKHS9

— TDN (@theTDN) May 4, 2019

6:35 p.m.:  Riders up!

.Browns' @bakermayfield gives the Riders Up command at the @KentuckyDerby ! pic.twitter.com/enjsJnM3a2

— NBC Sports (@NBCSports) May 4, 2019

6:33 p.m.:  Here come the jockeys. Hopefully they brought several pairs of goggles.

Let's meet the jockeys riding in the 2019 #KyDerby , presented by @BrighthouseFin ! pic.twitter.com/mRBlYbboVW

— NBC Sports (@NBCSports) May 4, 2019

6:31 p.m.:  A look at the odds before the race gets underway.

A look at the current @KentuckyDerby odds 👀 pic.twitter.com/B9kf7SKOpj

— NBCSN (@NBCSN) May 4, 2019

6:23 p.m.:  Track conditions were just downgraded from "fast" to "sloppy."

6:15 p.m.:  Kind of shocking to hear, but jockey Mike Smith says he has never been on top of Cutting Humor before, the horse he will be riding in 30 minutes. He was previously set to ride Omaha Beach.

6:09 p.m.:  The horses have hit they track, as they begin their walks.

6:06 p.m.: Bold Kentucky Derby fashion is a real thing. Even for the men.

Rompers are v in right now. pic.twitter.com/8ZNviaUPwo

— Kentucky Derby (@KentuckyDerby) May 4, 2019

5:50 p.m.:  It is an absolute washout at Churchill Downs. It's going to be muddy.

Light rain is falling at Churchill Downs in Louisville for the @KentuckyDerby . The track will be sloppy from the rain. Temperatures likely hold in the lower 60s. Enjoy the derby right here on @WGAL pic.twitter.com/nHBiTeQ46s

— Ethan Huston (@EthanWGAL) May 4, 2019

5:29 p.m.:  Bricks and Mortar wins the Old Forest Turf Classic, the final race before the Kentucky Derby.

Eight lengths no issue for the Turf Classic favorite Bricks and Mortar #DerbyDay #KentuckyDerby2019 🐎 pic.twitter.com/OCMohZT2S2

— Collin Wilson (@_Collin1) May 4, 2019

Kentucky Derby results: Who won the 2019 race?

Here is the official finish following the DQ. 

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