The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
LOWER TRIUMPHANT Col ORS OF RENO W6ELM
ISTALWART. WITH THOMAS COLORS UP,
WINS THE $4,000 CHAMPION STAKES
FOnsoluca Captures the Te-
cumseh Handicap in Rec
ord Time at Harlem.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Fonsoluca, owned
by j. w. Pugh, Chief of Police of Gov
ington, KY, won the Tecumseh handi-
cap, the feature Of the closing day OF
the second summer meeting. Incident
ally the son of Fonso-Lucasta broke
the track record of 2:19z, his time be-
ing 2:19 2-5. 1t was a smashing race,
although the early pace was slow.
Fonsoluca assumed the lead in the f1rst
eighth, and hugging the rail through
out never gave way to anything else.
1t was strictly two-horse race. Bragg
laid within length of Fonsoluca for
mile. When Strengthened out for the
wire Bragg moved up alongside the po-
liceman's horse, and the two were un-
der vicious drive all through the final
sixteenth. Mcintyre outrode Mountain
when the final test came and landed
Fonsoluca first by head.
After the finish of the fifth race,
which Big Ben won by short nose
from Don Domo, one would have
thought the F'uturity had been run, so
loud and so long was the cheering. The
supporters Of each horse thought they
had won their bets, hence the cheering.
Big Ben's stretch run was sensational,
as was that Of Mamie Hodge. Both
horses made up ten lengths on Don
Domo from the head of the stretch to
the wire, Mamie Hodge being beaten
only half a length for second money.
Nicol rode four winners and one second.
Summary:
thrRA-Vear-O OldS:
selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Y Fin
is to b-Determination, o4 (NicoD h !
II to 5-Durbar. 80 (Aubuchon).. l %
Is 10 CHATS, 80 (Seamster)....
Time. 1:13 a-5. Start poor. Won driving
Fatality. Foxmead "a. Singing Master 9S, Fly
Lady 90, Fortuny co. finished as named
Jusque La 80 left.
SECOND RAcE-F1ve furlOngs; two-year-
olds; purse:
II to 5-Kurtzmann. 10 CNicoD. Sh 2
g to Belle Kinney, 1o4 qIenry) II 2h
10 TO THE Mist 1o7 Crroxler). l ~ An
Time, 100. Start fair Won easily. Win
ner. f. Cooks ch. c. by The Commoner- Marion
G. La Londe 81. Florentne 105. Doc Wallace
100. finished as pamed.
THIRD RAcE-one and three-eighths milesi
three-year-olds and up; Tecumseh handicap;
IL to 1-Fonsoluca. 102(McIntyre)
TO bragg. 1o7 (Mountain).. 3 22 22
ID TO 2-BrancaS, w tFelcnt)... q . o
Time, 2:19 2-5 Start good. Won driving.
Winner j. w. Pugh's CHI &. by Fonso-Lucasta-
The Lady 104. Port Royal 112 Copper 50. Ma
jor Mansir no. Nitrate 102. finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds; selling
- to 5-Mad Mullah. % CNicoD.. l o
. TO robin Hood. 1O3 (Aubch) . 2 I'm
21 TO 5-Stent Water, 50 (Gheld) h
Time, 10 3-5. Start poor. Won easily.
Winner. ]. A. Wernberg's b. &. by Donovan
Labelle Ill. Sweetie 104. Allista 1o1, Jehane
90, finished as named Comrade 95 left
FIFTH RACE 4six1 furionrs; purse: all
ages:
ITO to- SEBIg ' Sen. Be- fis tPrior5. ? nix
o to 10-Don Dorno 95 (NtcoD... 1 u 2 "A
0 TO Man. Hodge95 Q.annom) 10
Time. 1:1o 4-5. Start good Won driving
Winner c. Il Durnelrs br. g. (4 by Ben
Strome- Mint Julep. Federal Jog. Stroller 1O6
Foxy Grandma II. finished as named.
SIXTH RACT-Five furlonCs; selling; two
betting. nir' Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. z Fin.
a to 1-Silverskin. 100 (NicoD.. nix
12 10 5-Janeta. 107 (Henry).... h h
16 to 1-Raviana, 100 CRobbins). / Sh
Winner w. T. Brinkworth's gr. c. by Faraday-
Katy Did Lieutenant Rice 104. Girdlestone
107, Lawler los. North Enid 96. Raining Leaves
100 Green Rose e6 Madge Wylde 96. Gallant
Cassie 1903, finished named.
SEVENTH RACE = One and a sixteenth
miles; selling: three-year-olds and up: