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Lost in the Fog back at Golden Gate Champion sprinter LOST IN THE FOG (Lost Soldier) returned to his stall at Golden Gate Fields on Friday, one day after undergoing his first chemotherapy treatment at the University of California at Davis, and was resting on Saturday. "I think it (the chemotherapy) affected him a little bit," trainer Greg Gilchrist said Saturday, "but he's eating and he's drinking. He seems a little tired, but that's to be expected. I think he'll snap out of it." Gilchrist said that Lost in the Fog's next chemotherapy session will occur "September 27 or September 28." The dark bay four-year-old was diagnosed with three cancerous tumors in August. After steroid treatment failed to shrink the tumors, the course of chemotherapy began in hopes that it would send his cancer into remission. A total of six sessions are planned, one every three weeks. Gilchrist expressed gratitude for the tremendous support that he, owner Harry J. Aleo and Lost in the Fog have received.
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