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rein
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rein
1. one of a pair of long straps, usually connected together and made of leather, used to control a horse, running from the side of the bit or the headstall to the hand of the rider, driver, or trainer
2. the direction in which a rider turns (in phrases such as on a left (or right) rein, change the rein)
3. on a long rein with the reins held loosely so that the horse is relatively unconstrained
4. shorten the reins to take up the reins so that the distance between hand and bit is lessened, in order that the horse may be more collected


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The deceptions and swindles which had plagued racing since its earlies days finally came to a head in 1844, when the four-year-old Running Rein was first past the post in the Derby.
Running Rein was disqualified and Levi Goldman, the architect of the initiative, fled to France.
5 Why was Running Rein disqualified after winning the 1844 Derby?
 
 
 
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