Who won the Preakness Stakes the year you were born?

Trainer Chad Brown claimed his second Preakness with a win from Early Voting. The colt entered the race as the third favorite.

Rombauer entered the race at 12-1 odds, but had a relatively easy win of 3.5 lengths. He finished with a time of 1:53.62.

Swiss Skydiver became the sixth filly to win the Preakness. The race was run in October due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

War of Will claimed the Preakness by 1 1/4 lengths. The win was the first on that track for trainer Mark Casse.

After taking home the first leg of the Triple Crown, Justify followed that Kentucky Derby win with another victory in the Preakness. Ridden by jockey Mike Smith, Justify won with a time of 1:55.93 on a muddy track.

In the 142nd running of the Preakness, Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming had any hopes of a Triple Crown squelched quickly. With a time of 1:55.98, jockey Javier Castellano rode Cloud Computing to victory, giving trainer Chad Brown his first Triple Crown win.

After American Pharoah broke the Triple Crown drought in 2015, Exaggerator ensured there'd be no Triple Crown winner in 2016. The horse, ridden by jockey Kent Desormeaux, won the Preakness with a 1:58.31 time. Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist finished third.

American Pharoah won the second leg of his eventual Triple Crown with a time of 1:58.46, the slowest time since 1950.

California Chrome won in 2014 with a time of 1:54.84.

Veteran jockey Gary Stevens won the Preakness for the first time since 2001 with Oxbow, while trainer D. Wayne Lukas won for the first time since 1999.

I'll Have Another followed up his Kentucky Derby win with a victory at the Preakness.

Shackleford claimed his Preakness win with a time of 1:56.47 in 2011.

Trainer Bob Baffert claimed the win with Lookin At Lucky with a time of 1:55.47.

Rachel Alexandra became the first filly since 1924 with her win at the Preakness in 2009.

After claiming the Kentucky Derby, Big Brown also won the second leg of the Triple Crown in 2008.

Curlin won the Preakness in 2007 with a fast time of 1:53.46.

Bernardini won the Preakness in 2006 with a time of 1:54.65.

Afleet Alex won the Preakness in 2005 and followed up by winning the Belmont.

Smarty Jones claimed a win at the Kentucky Derby in 2004 and followed the victory with a win at the Preakness.

Funny Cide won both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 2003.

Trainer Bob Baffert fell short of the Triple Crown for the second straight year with War Emblem, who won the first two legs.

Point Given won both the Preakness and Belmont Stakes for trainer Bob Baffert in 2001.

Jockey Jerry Bailey won the Preakness with Red Bullet. It was the first time he won since 1991.

Trainer D. Wayne Lukas' Charismatic won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness but failed to win the Triple Crown.

Real Quiet won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness before falling at Belmont for trainer Bob Baffert.

Silver Charm won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness for owner Bob Baffert.

Jockey Pat Day won his third straight Preakness with Louis Quatorze in 1996.

Jockey Pat Day and trainer D. Wayne Lukas both won their second Preakness in a row with Timber Country in 1995.

Tabasco Cat won the Preakness and Belmont in 1994.

Prairie Bayou won in 1993 with a time of 1:56.60, trainer Tom Bohannan's second consecutive win at the Preakness.

Pine Bluff won the Preakness in 1992 with a time of 1:55.60.

Jockey Jerry Bailey got his first win at the Preakness with Hansel in 1991.

Summer Squall was jockey Pat Day's second win at the Preakness, with a time of 1:53.60.

Sunday Silence won the Preakness in 1989 with a time of 1:53.80.

Risen Star won both the Preakness and Belmont in 1988.

Alysheba won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 1987.

Snow Chief won the Preakness in 1986 with a time of 1:54.80.

Jockey Pat Day won his first Preakness with Tank's Prospect in 1985.

Gate Dancer won the Preakness in 1984 with a time of 1:53.60 with jockey Angel Cordero Jr.

Deputed Testamony won the Preakness in 1983 with a time of 1:55.40.

Aloma's Ruler won the Preakness in 1982 with a time of 1:55.40.

Pleasant Colony won both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 1981.

Famed trainer D. Wayne Lukas won his first Preakness in 1980 with Codex.

Spectacular Bid won both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 1979 before falling short at Belmont.

Affirmed won the second leg of his eventual Triple Crown with a time of 1:54.40 in 1978.

Seattle Slew's Triple Crown bid continued with a win at the Preakness in 1977.

Elocutionist won in 1976 with a time of 1:55.00.

Master Derby won in 1975 with a time of 1:56.40.

Little Current won the Preakness and Belmont in 1974 with Miguel Rivera jockeying.

Known as the greatest racehorse ever, Secretariat won the Preakness with a record time at 1:53.00. The record still stands today.

Bee Bee Bee, trained by Del W. Carroll, won the Preakness in 1972.

Canonero II won the second leg of the Triple Crown in 1971 before falling short of completing it at Belmont.

Personality won the Preakness in 1970 with a time of 1:56.20.

Majestic Prince won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 1969.

Jockey Ismael Valenzuela and Forward Pass won both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes in 1968.

Trainer Frank Whiteley won the Preakness for the second time in three years with Damascus, who also won at Belmont.

Kauai King won both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes in 1966.

Jockey Ron Turcotte and Tom Rolfe won the Preakness in 1965 with a time of 1:56.20.

Northern Dancer won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 1964.

Candy Spots won the Preakness in 1963 with a time of 1:56.20.

Greek Money claimed victory at the Preakness in 1962.

Carry Back won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 1961.

Bally Ache was the winner of the Preakness in 1960 with a time of 1:57.60, ridden by jockey Bobby Ussery.

Royal Orbit won the Preakness in 1959.

Tim Tam won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in 1958.

Bold Ruler, the sire of Secretariat, won the Preakness in 1957.

Fabius won the Preakness and finished third place at Belmont in 1956.

Jockey Eddie Arcaro won his fourth Preakness in less than a decade with Nashua.

Hasty Road won the Preakness in 1954 with a time of 1:57.40. Interestingly, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and his assistant, Clyde Tolson, were on hand for the race.

Native Dancer won the Preakness and Belmont in 1953.

Blue Man won the Preakness Stakes in 1952 with a time of 1:57.40 with jockey Conn McCreary holding the reins.

Jockey Eddie Arcaro won his second consecutive Preakness with Bold in 1951.

Hill Prince won the Preakness in 1950.

Capot won the Preakness and also the Belmont Stakes, along with jockey Ted Atkinson.

Citation claimed the second leg of his eventual Triple Crown.

Faultless won the Preakness in 1947.

Assault won the Triple Crown in 1946. His time at the Preakness was 2:01.40.

Polynesian, along with jockey Wayne D. Wright, won the Preakness in 1945 with a time of 1:58.80.

1935: Omaha; 1936: Bold Venture; 1937: War Admiral; 1938: Dauber; 1939: Challedon; 1940: Bimelech; 1941: Whirlaway; 1942: Alsab; 1943: Count Fleet (pictured); 1944: Pensive

1925: Coventry; 1926: Display; 1927: Bostonian; 1928: Victorian; 1929: Dr. Freeland; 1930: Gallant Fox; 1931: Mate; 1932: Burgoo King; 1933: Head Play (pictured); 1934: High Quest

1915: Rhine Maiden; 1916: Damrosch; 1917: Kalitan; 1918: War Cloud and Jack Hare Jr.; 1919: Sir Barton; 1920: Man o'War; 1921: Broomspun; 1922: Pillory (pictured); 1923: Vigil; 1924: Nellie Morse

1905: Cairngorm; 1906: Whimsical; 1907: Don Enrique; 1908: Royal Tourist; 1909: Effendi; 1910: Layminster; 1911: Watervale; 1912: Colonel Holloway; 1913: Buskin; 1914: Holiday

1895: Belmar; 1896: Margrave; 1897: Paul Kauvar; 1898: Sly Fox; 1899: Half Time; 1900: Hindus; 1901: The Parader; 1902: Old England; 1903: Flocarline; 1904: Bryn Mawr

1885: Tecumseh; 1886: The Bard; 1887: Dunboyne; 1888: Refund; 1889: Buddhist (pictured); 1890: Montague; 1891-1893: N/A (No Race); 1894: Assignee

1873: Survivor (pictured); 1874: Culpepper; 1875: Tom Ochiltree; 1876: Shirley; 1877: Cloverbrook; 1878: Duke of Magenta; 1879: Harold; 1880: Grenada; 1881: Saunterer; 1882: Vanguard; 1883: Jacobus; 1884: Knight of Ellerslie