The 152nd Kentucky Derby delivered a historic moment on May 2 at Churchill Downs, as Golden Tempo and jockey Jose Ortiz thundered across the finish line first to claim the coveted Run for the Roses. With an unofficial time of 2:02.27, the victory was especially significant as trainer Cherie DeVaux became the first woman ever to train a Kentucky Derby winner, adding an unforgettable chapter to the sport's rich history.

Golden Tempo's triumph capped an exciting day of racing, with the field of 20 three-year-olds battling it out on the classic 1 1/4-mile dirt track. The win marks a career highlight for both Ortiz and DeVaux, who have been rising stars in the thoroughbred world. For fans and fashion enthusiasts alike, the Derby also showcased the season's best in equestrian style, from sleek racing silks to the elegant hats and suits that make the event a showcase of sport and sophistication.

Whether you're celebrating the winner or planning your own Derby day look, this year's race proved that history and high fashion go hand in hand. Check out the full finish order below to see where your favorite horse placed.