With her top dressage horse, Salinero, injured, she decided to try reining about a year ago.
The departure of Mr. Dunning, who took the reins about 16 months ago, will not result in an additional large restructuring, Mr. Stein said.
To celebrate the reopening this summer of the museum's main galleries following a $100 million renewal, the artists were given free rein on about half a million pieces ranging from prehistoric tools to conceptual art.
His songs had always concerned the "unmagnificent lives of adults", but on Boxer he gave his introspective tendencies free rein, writing about drifting apart from friends, digging at the fault lines in relationships and wondering what happened to the "glowing young ruffian" he used to be.
While one could argue that giving someone the power or authority over something or someone applies, that's not really what giving someone free rein is about.
In general, most horses should start to get the hang of neck reining within about six to ten training sessions.
As dense smog this week choked Beijing and several other cities, China's press has had unusually free rein to complain about air pollution.The firmness of Mr Xi's grip on policymaking is hard to divine.
He was given free rein to write about local people, events and places (using the nom de plume of Clement Court) and this fostered his love of Norfolk and of the countryside.
There were two rounds: one in which the competitors made a traditional bloody mary, and a second where they were allowed a freer rein to muck about with foams and smoke and the like, all of which left me more in love with the classic drink than ever.
The imagination is a wonderful thing and it's fine to allow yours free rein and write about whatever you want – a monster, or life on the bottom of the ocean, or what goes on in your strange neighbour's house.
