saddleroom

plural saddlerooms

1. A room that stores saddlery and horse tacks.

   The pony was hitched to the tub after breakfast and a rein looped over a hook outside the saddleroom door.

   1982, Moore, Aubrey, A son of the rectory : from Leicestershire to the Somme, A. Sutton, →ISBN, page 51

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   The threat was undoubtedly made in earnest, and he took it so immediately to heart that he stopped drinking then and there, with a jug half-full of whiskey hanging in the saddleroom of the barn.

   1968, McMurtry, Larry, In a narrow grave, A Touchstone Book, →ISBN, page 143

   He brought the saddle from the saddleroom and threw the blanket over the horse and labored up with the saddle and rocked it into place and pulled up the latigo and fastened the backcinch and stood waiting.

   1994, McCarthy, Cormac, The crossing, Knopf, →ISBN, page 15