winner's enclosure

noun

1. See unsaddling enclosure

Example Sentences

Queen Elizabeth II, who died in September, was a regular visitor to the winner's enclosure during her reign and her granddaughter, Zara Tindall, told ITV Racing the success for the family was bittersweet.

From BBC

Roy Hodgson has a great opportunity against Wolves to guide Crystal Palace back into the winner’s enclosure after a dismal defeat in midweek.

From The Guardian

“Sometimes fairy tales do come true,” said the 23-year-old Frost, who rose to her feet in the saddle and pumped her fists as she was applauded into the winner’s enclosure.

From Seattle Times

His jubilant mother Jackie, from Sligo, watched from the winner's enclosure and said he had always been destined for this moment.

From BBC

“We don’t get in the winner’s enclosure very often but we are quite excited about her. She is the first foal of a Galileo mare that didn’t race. “It is great for the filly to win our own race.

From The Guardian