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FANSHAWE STABLE NUMBERS 23 HEAD. New York. September 21. Richard Miller will have a-bigger stable to train next season for William S. Fanshawe. proprietor of Silver Brook Farm, than lie ever handled for Philip J. Dwyer. Already his establishment numbers twenty-three head and there may be more additions to it later on. The two-year-olds Miller is training for Mr. Fnushawo are Loco. Curly Locks. Spindle. Beanie. Separation. Fudge. FIberou. The Turk and Miss Hookraii. and there are fourteen yearlings. Mr.. Fanshawes youngsters this season are sons and daughters of Heno. the Henry Young stallion that defeated Afrl. cander in the Standard Stakes of 1903. They are rather undersized, but they all have speed and they appear to be game as well. Mr. Fanshawes youngsters next season will be a mixed lot. He purchased i ten or a dozen mares witli foals at their sides at the sale of K. It. Thomas stud at Holmdel last September. Those youngsters were by Golden Garter. Ilcrmis anil Toddington. and they will be two years old on the first of January. The Fanshawe yearlings are a well-grown lot and they bid fair to make two-year-olds of good size.
