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winner's circle
noun
- a small, usually circular area or enclosure at a racetrack where awards are bestowed on winning mounts and their jockeys.
- any select group of winners, achievers, or those that have been accepted as worthy:
the winner's circle of fine wines.
Word History and Origins
Origin of winner's circle1
Example Sentences
Back in the winner's circle and up to third in the world rankings, Scotland's Higgins is another player from the sport's famed 'Class of 92' who cannot be overlooked.
After two troubled seasons Mercedes have finally found their way back to the winner's circle.
I very much look forward to returning to Churchill Downs and getting back to the Winner’s Circle.”
As Lukas made his way to the winner’s circle, he experienced a lot of fellow trainers who have been influenced by Lukas.
When a horse named Prized won the Arcadia Handicap at Santa Anita on March 4, the proud owners headed for the winner’s circle at trackside.
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