Horse Shoe Found on the Moorefield Estate , Kogarah 61 Years After Moorefield Racecourse Closed.
Moorefield Racecourse ceased race meetings on July 14, 1951; however the course stayed open for barrier trials until mid-1955.
Residents of the Estate, who were digging near their swimming pool, which is under construction, found the silver horse shoe on Sunday April 24 , 2016.
This is a timely find, as I plan to soon launch my history of Moorefield Racecourse (1888-1951). My research has taken over 20 years.
Mr A. T McLauchlan leased the Brighton Hotel from 1932 to 1951. Recently, I had contact with members of the McLauchlan family. An elderly gentleman, from Lachal Street on the Moorefield Estate, on May 2,2016 gave me two newspaper articles from 1957.
I met with Neil Snodgrass, aged 95 in Wauchope, NSW on May 12, 2016 . He was as a member of the caretaking staff at Moorefield Racecourse after World War 2 ended. Information is still coming to light at the 11th hour, so to speak.
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The horse shoe is expected to be framed, after my electronic book is launched. It will then sit alongside a photograph of Moorefield Racecourse- a timely reminder of our past history.
Anne Field
May 14 2016
Please note: this is not the original Horseshoe which was found on April 24th 2016
