No horse in this race Meaning in English
expression
Definition
Used to say that you are not involved in a competition, argument, or situation and have nothing to lose or gain from it.
Usage & Nuances
This is an informal idiom. Often used to express neutrality or a lack of personal interest in the outcome of an argument, contest, or situation. Similar phrases: 'no skin in the game', 'not my fight'. Avoid using in very formal writing.
Example Sentences
I have no horse in this race, so I don't mind who wins.
basic
She said she has no horse in this race and will stay neutral.
basic
They argued a lot, but I had no horse in this race.
basic
Honestly, I've got no horse in this race—just watching for fun.
natural
Ask someone else—I've got no horse in this race and don't want to get involved.
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People keep debating, but I've got no horse in this race—I'm just here for the snacks.
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