People at Magic Millions - Day Two

Breednet - Wednesday Jan 12

Day Two was another strong one at the Magic Millions Gold Coast and Maree McEwan spoke to some of the major players.

Matt Scown from Yarraman on their $1.1 million I Am Invincible colt.

Henry Field from Newgate on selling well and buying well.

Brian Clarke from Segenhoe Stud on their $1.7 million Not A Single Doubt colt.

A very happy Linda Monds from Tyreel Stud on their results so far.

Royston Murphy from Sledmere Stud on their $650,000 Lonhro colt and $950,000 Savabeel colt.
Note: Shortly after this was filmed Sledmere sold the Zoustar x Pirapala colt for $1.3million. Stay tuned on Thursday!

Gary Portelli on a couple of notable purchases.

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