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People at Magic Millions - Part 2

Breednet - Friday January 7

Magic Millions Gold Coast parades are in full swing and Maree McEwan has been out chatting with more of the players.

John Kelly from Newhaven Park.

Scott McAlpine from Eureka Stud.

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Kate Dallimore from Kitchwin Hills.

Chris Watson from Mill Park Stud.

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