Her next fonl wns a filly, which wns six times shown by Mr Fleming, nnd was six times first, viz.. fwico at Mnobole, twice nt Ayr, onoe ut, Gla<t;ow, and onoe at tht Highland Sooiety's Show, hold at Edinburgh. Sho was then sold to Mr Dr*w, as a two- yenr old, for LlOO, who exhibited her through- out Scotland and England, nnd never sufierod defunfc, except from ono of he|r own family 5 he then sold her for 500 guinens. Hor next fonl wns Fiinco Chnrlie, which gained first prize at Mnybslo, fiist at Ayr, nnd second nt Glnnow. He whs then sold ns a yenrling, at a very hi|>h prioo, to go to New Zealand. His siro, Prinoo Alfred, wns bred by Mr Fleming, from hit mare, Jenn, whioh it said to have gained more prizes than anj mare in Scotland. PrinjH Alfred eninod 3rd priie nt Ayr, ns n yenr ol'l, mid 3rd prize at the BAme placr, and 3rd prizo nt Glnsgow as a two-year-old, nil of which shows he was competing with tho Invincible Prince of Wales; when throo yo>ir* old he wns sold to Mr David Riddle, Kilbowie, after w'>ieh he gained the Camuboll- town premium of £50. The Genoral, the siro of Prince Atlred, wus nlso the sire of Princo of Wales, making Piince Chnrlie and Prinoo of Wulos very olotely related. Tho oxcol- lenoy of this breed i* further shown from t^* f iot thnt a year-o'd filly got by Princo of Wnles brought th" handsome sum of £108, nt Mr Fleming's Into sale at Drumburlo ; which afterwards CHrrip*? away first prize nt tho riiglibm.t Sooiety'* Show, hold at Stirling in 1873, tho owner refusing to tuke a lower pr co ihnn j87.i0 for her. Asa proof of tho superiority of the breed over nny other in Scotland, I may mention that at the Hwhliu'd and Agiimillurnl Show, held nt Perth, 1871, "U the first and trcond prizo winners in tlio three clatses of Clydec- tlalo fi ies b< lo'iuet to or were bred by, Mr Fleming, Prince Ohitrlio'* dura b<*ing the dam of ono and tho ijrim t-dum of four Prinoo Arthur — full brother to Prince Charlie— took second prize nt the Highland Society*! Hhow, hold at Stirling, 1873, in ft class of 36 compe- titors, and whs atterwnrds sold for 800 guinea* to go to Au"tmlin. 