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Sports and politics have given language many colorful expressions. One of these is "dark horse." In racing, it means a horse that runs much faster than expected and comes in first, even though the experts said it had little chance of winning. In politics, a "dark horse' candidate for office who wins a nomination or an election.

British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli is believed to have been the first to use the expression. He wrote about it in his book, The Young Duke, which was published in 1831.
  


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