MOOREFIELD MEETING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 6, 8 January 1934, Page 11

MOOREFIELD MEETING.

PERSIAN TAKES GOM> CTJP.

WINNER TRAINED BY JAMIESON.

SYDNEY, January 7

T*e chief race at the Moorefield Racing Club's meeting was won by the four-year-old Persian, who k trained by J. T. Jamieson for the English sportsman, Major P. Kerr Smiley. Tho New Zealander Dole was unplaced in the Flyin? Handicap, and Kodapen in the Moorefield Handicap. Result: — MOOEEFIELD GOLD CUP of £500 and a Gold Cup valued fit 50gns. One mile. PERSIAN*, b h, 4yrs, by Legionnaire or Spelthorne—Pura (Major P. Kerr Smiley), B.O—E. Bartle •••••• •• 2 CERCELLO, ch g. 4yrs. by Violoncello Cerealia (Mr. J. Fahey), 7.6—.1. M. O'Sullivan •• • • * MILANTHEON. b h, 4yrs, by Fantl,eon_Milan (Mr. A. L. Fogonoski), g.lO—M. McCarten ° Eleven started. Won by a length. GOLBBAG SCORES IN THE ASCOT. MELBOURNE, January 7. The principal event at the Ascot races yesterday resulted: — ASCOT FIVE HUNDRED of £500. One jnile. GOLDBAG. b g, 4yrs. by Windbag— Mystic Light (Mr. J. Tuminello), b.l — Cook i STASDOWN, S.O GAROMIN. 8.7 • •Dead-heat for second. Eight started. Length. Time. 1.45. WIN FOB, BEACONSFIEI/D. The New Zealand-bred gelding Beacons-' field by Diogenes from Imperial Molly, won the Trial Plate, seven furlongs, at Montone on New Year's Day. He started at, fair odds, and won easily by a couple of lengths. Beaconsfield was formerly raced by the Awapuni owner, G. W. New, and won a number of races in his colours.