Greatest Kentucky Derby Winners of All Time
Citation or Authentic

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CITATION

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Why This Battle Matters

In a clash of philosophies, the Kentucky Derby Winners of All Time league presents a showdown that stirs the soul of every horse racing aficionado: Authentic vs. Citation. Here, it's not just about speed; it's a battle between the enduring allure of Citation's historical dominance and the fresh, pulsating victory of Authentic. What’s at stake? More than just bragging rights—it's about which narrative will define greatness in this storied league. As fans, your preference between relentless consistency and electrifying triumph will not only reveal your favorite but will shape the essence of equine excellence.

đŸ”„ Fan Takes

Man, this is tough... but Citation’s legacy? That's iconic.
lol citation cuz Authentic just ain't it, bro 😂
Citation all the way. Remember, old school is still cool, folks.

How Fans Are Voting

In this battle:

Fans currently prefer Citation over Authentic when it comes to the greatest Kentucky Derby Winners of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Citation 75.0% of the time over Authentic.

Across all battles:

Citation win rate: 55.8%

Authentic win rate: 23.5%

Fan FAQs

Why is this matchup such a big debate among fans of Greatest Kentucky Derby Winners?

This clash is a classic case of 'new school vs. old school'. Fans are torn between the historic dominance of Citation and the recent, emotional victory of Authentic. It's a heated debate that shows how different eras of racing resonate with fans today.

What makes Authentic so loved despite trailing in the votes?

Authentic stole hearts with his unexpected win at the 2020 Kentucky Derby during a global pandemic, symbolizing hope and resilience. That emotional connection has resonated with many fans, maintaining his popularity in the league.

Why is Citation leading by so much in the battle against Authentic?

Citation is crushing it right now mostly due to his legendary status and the nostalgic aura that surrounds his Triple Crown triumph. His dominant performance back in 1948 really left a mark on fans, making him a fan-favorite heavyweight in GoatWars battles.