To prevent the University being brought into serious disrepute.
This farce brings the sport into total and utter disrepute.
One can be jailed for bringing the president into disrepute in any way, even tho his behavior may be thoroughly disreputable.
In this instance, however, prejudice (and it is difficult to believe that it was anything else) was right, for King James's first venture does not appear to have been a success either as a race-horse or as a sire, and thus Arabian blood was brought into disrepute.
Members of your Faculty may wish to ask questions of a management who have brought their institution into such public disrepute.