an enclosed area for grazing animals.
Small field or enclosure used for animal exercise, generally for horses.
The infield, in road racing.
The competitor's business, social and nerve centre, normally to be found behind the pits where the motorhomes are parked as a base for the teams and sponsors.
An enclosed area behind the pits, where teams keep their trailers, trucks and motor homes.
area where the horses are saddled and kept before the race.
A base for the teams and sponsors, normally to be found behind the pits
pen where racehorses are saddled and paraded before a race
an important part of an overall grazing system
a place that welcomes racers no matter what their race
field where animals graze
Large enclosed area that a horse can run around or move about freely.
The area in which the race cars are kept and worked on when they're not on the track
Fenced in area of grassland, usually smaller than one acre.
corral, a small field normally used for pasturing livestock, especially horses, surrounded by a fence or hedge to prevent animals from wandering into neighboring fields
A large enclosure to hold a horse.
The area of lockout kennels, scales and inspection area.
a turnout place for horses outside, like a tiny corral but only used for one or twohorses at a time.
This is the part of the race course incorporating the pre-parade ring (where horses are paraded prior to the race) and winner's enclosure.
The parking area behind the pits where all the equipment, trucks and spare cars are kept by the teams.
The area at the racetrack that includes the garages, inspection areas, hospitality areas, media center and drivers' and officials' motor homes.
Area where the horses are saddled and paraded before post time.
The area where horses are saddled prior to the race.
The area where the team transporters are located, and where the teams work on the cars between on-track sessions. This area is usually accessible to the general public.
An enclosed area behind the pits in which the teams keep their transporters and motor homes. Also used as a collective term for the people involved in the sport.
The area of lockout kennels, scales and the inspection ring.
This is an area at the track where the horses are saddled just before the race. This is a place for the novice to take a good look at all the horses before post time.
Structure or area where horses are saddled and kept before going to the track.
The paddock is the area behind the pit lane, this is where you will find the teams motorhomes. It is also where the drivers will go to relax and talk to the media during the Grand Prix weekend.
Small enclosure in which horses are turned out for grazing.
Area of assembly for horses immediately before a race. Horses are saddled and mounted here before proceeding to the track.
A permanently fenced pasture subdivision.
A grazing area that is a subdivision of a grazing management unit, and is enclosed and separated from other areas by a fence or barrier.
The area at the race track where the horses are saddled and viewed prior to a race. A fenced off field on a farm.
Area of track grounds where horses are saddled
1) The enclosure where horses are saddled before a race.
Area where horses are saddled before a race.
Area where horses are saddled and kept before post time
Area where horses are saddled and paraded before being taken onto the track.
area of the racecourse incorporating the pre-parade ring, parade ring (where horses are paraded before each race) and winner's enclosure
A small enclosure adjacent to a barn, in which horses are turned out and can exercise.
An enclosed area behind the pits in which the teams keep their transporters and motor homes. Known in U.S. oval racing as the “garage area.
An enclosed area behind the pits in which the teams keep their transporters and motor homes. There is no admission to the public.
