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. , j , i : : : CUP TO SARAZENS OWNER J. N. Camden, President of Kentucky Jockey Club, Presents Trophy to Mrs. Vanderbilt.- LATONIA, Ky., Oct 11. Senator J. N. Camden, president of the Kentucky Jockey Club, in presenting the gold cup to Mrs. Vanderbilt after Sarazens victory said : "Next to the honor of winning so coveted a trophy must surely come the pleasure of presenting it "In this instance the victory it symbolizes not only broadens and extends the public interest in and appreciation of that noblest of all animals, the thoroughbred horse, but it stands for the best the world knows in sportsmanship, and for what is of even higher and more incalculable value, the deepening and strengthening of the traditional good understanding between two great and friendly nations. "For the international character of the race and. the world-wide interest it has commanded, we are indebted to the broad vision, sound sportsmanship and generous qualities of our distinguished guest, Mr. Wertheimer, who has made the contest possible. "I speak for my associates of the Kentucky Jockey Club, as well as for myself. I con-, gratulate you, Mrs. Vanderbilt upon the notable victory won by your gallant horse. He defeated the best band of thoroughbreds upon the American turf, in the greatest international event the world has ever known.
