unsaddling enclosure

British  

noun

1. the area at a racecourse where horses are unsaddled after a race and often where awards are given to owners, trainers, and jockeys

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Example Sentences

Cecil's eloquence did not desert him in the Ascot unsaddling enclosure, however, after Frankel provided the perfect grand finale with victory in Saturday's Champion Stakes on soft going he clearly did not relish.

From Reuters

The jockeys will wear silks and Frankel and his galloping companions will have number cloths and parade in the Newmarket paddock before returning to the unsaddling enclosure after exercising over a mile.

From The Guardian

To add insult to injury, as he was returning from the unsaddling enclosure after finishing second aboard Pokanoket in the novice chase at Sedgefield yesterday, he was kicked at the top of his leg by the winner, Kellystown Lad.

From The Guardian

However the race was marred by the fatal collapse of Private Be, who had finished third, on the walk back to the unsaddling enclosure.

From The Guardian

The incident took place in the unsaddling enclosure.

From The Guardian