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Citation (April 11, 1945 – August 8, 1970) was a champion American Thoroughbred racehorse who is the eighth winner of the American Triple Crown. He won 16 consecutive stakes races and was the first horse in history to win . Background Owned and bred by Calumet Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, Citation was a bay colt by Bull Lea from the imported mare Hydroplane (GB), who was by the leading sire Hyperion. Although Citation was bred in Kentucky, his pedigree was largely European. He also traces back through his father Bull Lea to two outstanding horses from New Zealand (Trenton and Carbine), both sired by English sire Musket, the much loved and revered superstar of the late 1800s. As a descendant of the broodmare Glasalt, Citation was related to the 2000 Guineas winner Colorado: the same branch of Thoroughbred "Family" 3-l later produced the Preakness Stakes winner Gate Dancer. Citation was trained by the Hall of Fame inductee Ben Jones and his son, Hall of Famer Horace A. "Jimmy" Jones. The horse was originally ridden by Al Snider and later by Eddie Arcaro and Steve Brooks. Racing career

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“We define a citation as an action, that is, a citation is the inclusion of a reference, by a paper, in its reference list.”
— Blaise Cronin (2008) Annual Review of Information Science and Technology Vol 42. p. 256
“Citation does not necessarily reflect current demand.”
— Penelope Earle and Brian Campbell Vickery (1969), "Social Science Literature Use in the U.K. as Indicated by Citations," Journal of Documentation 25: p. 134
“Citation index has provided researchers new ways to grasp the development of science and to cast a glimpse of the big picture of science.”
— Claude Ghaoui (2006) Encyclopaedia of Human Computer Interaction p. 25
“We shall now proceed to lay before the reader some selections from the work under consideration, as illustrative of the style and matter...”
— Journal of Agriculture, Vol. 13. W. Blackwood., 1843, p. 475
“The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose.”
— William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice (late 1590s), Act I, scene 3, line 99.
“The citation as used in scientometric analysis and science and technology indicators is not identical to the reference produced at the scientist's desk. In other words, the citation is the product of the citation indexer, not of the scientist.”
— Paul Wouters, as cited in: H.F. Moed (2006) Citation Analysis in Research Evaluation. p. 208

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“We define a citation as an action, that is, a citation is the inclusion of a reference, by a paper, in its reference list.”
— Blaise Cronin (2008) Annual Review of Information Science and Technology Vol 42. p. 256
“Citation does not necessarily reflect current demand.”
— Penelope Earle and Brian Campbell Vickery (1969), "Social Science Literature Use in the U.K. as Indicated by Citations," Journal of Documentation 25: p. 134
“Citation index has provided researchers new ways to grasp the development of science and to cast a glimpse of the big picture of science.”
— Claude Ghaoui (2006) Encyclopaedia of Human Computer Interaction p. 25
“We shall now proceed to lay before the reader some selections from the work under consideration, as illustrative of the style and matter...”
— Journal of Agriculture, Vol. 13. W. Blackwood., 1843, p. 475
“The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose.”
— William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice (late 1590s), Act I, scene 3, line 99.
“The citation as used in scientometric analysis and science and technology indicators is not identical to the reference produced at the scientist's desk. In other words, the citation is the product of the citation indexer, not of the scientist.”
— Paul Wouters, as cited in: H.F. Moed (2006) Citation Analysis in Research Evaluation. p. 208

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