Although ir« hare recently

criticised the horse, it may be as well to re mark upon him again, the more so, as on the first occasion we only saw him in his loose box. He "was imported a few weeks ago by Mr M'Kellar, the former owner of Lofty, from Molbourne, where he arrived from Scotland in Jniie last. He ia, without doubt, a good horse, and will meet the popular taste in size, indeed when fully furnished it is a question whether he will not be as largo as Lofty. He has a capital head and neck, with a good top and body. He is rather deficient in the arm, but has good hind-quarters, and is very com pact and well put together, added to which, he moves with great freedom. He is a nice dapple bay, and was. in splendid condition, but -his " groom was not judicious in studying his temper, for ho was in a constant state of rest-. lessness and heavy sweat the whole of the show. Campsie 111., purchased by Sir Cracroffc Wilson during his recent visit to England, disappointed a large number of people, who expected something "very much • better from a gentleman of means and judg ment in horseflesh. It was, indeed,. generally observed, that a horse like ■ Campsie was not worth importing, and we ; must endorse the verdict. He has light hind-quarters, his feet are uncom monly small, and he is deficient, in other points. Young Watty is one of, the two entires recently imported by Mr P.'Boag from Melbourne, and was bred in Scotland. He is a bay with black points, and 'fijjj^yi dently a very sweet temper. He standHjfery well on his legs, and no fault could be found with his chest and fore legs. He has a good barrel and top, with fine hind quarters, and is a beautiful walker. He was rather low- in condition, and consequently showed to dis advantage, but there can bo no doubt that he is a very desirable acquisition to the province. Prince Charlie, imported direct from Scotland by Mr W." Boag, somewhat over twelve months agoiis.now throe years old, and is im mensely improved since last year. He has in fact realised all that ho promised when first introduced. 