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winner's circle

noun

  1. a small, usually circular area or enclosure at a racetrack where awards are bestowed on winning mounts and their jockeys.
  2. any select group of winners, achievers, or those that have been accepted as worthy:

    the winner's circle of fine wines.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of winner's circle1

First recorded in 1950–55
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Example Sentences

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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.

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After two troubled seasons Mercedes have finally found their way back to the winner's circle.

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I very much look forward to returning to Churchill Downs and getting back to the Winner’s Circle.”

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As Lukas made his way to the winner’s circle, he experienced a lot of fellow trainers who have been influenced by Lukas.

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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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