I don't want to back the wrong horse, but it seems to me that Jed is the better candidate.
•Fred backed the wrong horse in the budget hearings.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
back the wrong horse — {v. phr.} To support a loser. * /In voting for George Bush, voters in 1992 were backing the wrong horse./ … Dictionary of American idioms
back the wrong horse — back/pick/the right/wrong/horse phrase to support someone or something that succeeds fails Despite their best efforts, companies sometimes end up backing the wrong horse. Thesaurus: to do something well or better … Useful english dictionary
back the wrong horse — If you back the wrong horse, you give your support to the losing side in something … The small dictionary of idiomes
back the wrong horse — If you back the wrong horse, you give your support to the losing side in something. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** If you back or bet on the wrong horse, for example the loser in a contest, match or election, you support the wrong… … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
Back the wrong horse — If you back the wrong horse, you give your support to the losing side in something … Dictionary of English idioms
back the wrong horse — to support a person or thing that fails. It was only after we d invested all the money that we discovered we d been backing the wrong horse … New idioms dictionary
back\ the\ wrong\ horse — v. phr. To support a loser. In voting for George Bush, voters in 1992 were backing the wrong horse … Словарь американских идиом
Back the wrong horse — support the wrong or losing contender … Dictionary of Australian slang
back the wrong horse — Australian Slang support the wrong or losing contender … English dialects glossary
back the wrong horse — bet on a losing racehorse; support the wrong or losing side … English contemporary dictionary
