Which horse-racing term is not commonly used by the media in reporting a candidate's position in a run for office?

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"Money rider" is a horse racing term that refers to a top jockey who is selected to ride a horse specifically for their expertise and success in winning races with high purses. This term is not commonly used by the media in reporting a candidate's position in a run for office. The other terms listed (front-runner, dark horse, also-ran) are more commonly used to describe candidates in political races.

Which Horse-Racing Term Is Not Commonly Used by the Media