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• Dark Horse — may refer to: Dark horse, a political candidate who is nominated unexpectedly, or an underdog in other fields who achieves unprecedented success Contents 1 Music 2 Film and television …   Wikipedia

• Dark horse — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Dark et Horse. Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Dark Horse, cheval sombre en français, peut faire référence à : Dark Horse Comics, un éditeur des… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Dark Horse — bezeichnet: Dark Horse (George Harrison Album), ein Musikalbum von George Harrison aus dem Jahr 1974 Dark Horse (Lied), Titellied des Albums Dark Horse Records, ein 1974 von George Harrison gegründetes Plattenlabel Dark Horse (Nickelback Album)… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Dark Horse — Dark Horse: Dark Horse альбом Nickelback. Dark Horse альбом Джорджа Харрисона. Dark Horse песня Джорджа Харрисона с одноимённого альбома. Dark Horse Records звукозаписывающая компания Джорджа Харрисона. Dark Horse Comics американское издательство …   Википедия

• dark horse — {n.}, {informal} A political candidate little known to the general voting public; a candidate who was not expected to run. * /Every once in a while a dark horse candidate gets elected President./ …   Dictionary of American idioms

• dark horse — {n.}, {informal} A political candidate little known to the general voting public; a candidate who was not expected to run. * /Every once in a while a dark horse candidate gets elected President./ …   Dictionary of American idioms

• Dark Horse — Dark|horse, (auch:) Dark Horse [ da:k hɔ:s], das; , s [...sɪz; engl. = dunkles Pferd, aus: dark = dunkel, ungewiss u. horse = Pferd] (Jargon): noch nicht bekanntes Rennpferd …   Universal-Lexikon

• dark horse — n 1.) someone who is not well known, and who surprises people by winning a competition ▪ In the 1955 golf championship, dark horse Jack Fleck defeated Ben Hogan. 2.) BrE someone who does not tell people much about themselves, but who has… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• dark horse — in politics, 1842, an image from horse racing, in which dark is used in its figurative sense of unknown. Moonraker is called a dark horse ; that is neither his sire nor dam is known. [ Pierce Egan s Book of Sports, London, 1832] …   Etymology dictionary

• dark horse — dark horses N COUNT If you describe someone as a dark horse, you mean that people know very little about them, although they may have recently had success or may be about to have success. Until recently A. S. Byatt was a dark horse, known only by …   English dictionary