Over 800 horses have been catalogued for the Tattersalls July Sale from July 7-9. Consisting of 803 lots, the sale is divided between 758 horses and fillies in/out-of-training, 41 mares in foal and four mares with foals at foot. Graduates of the sale include a Breeders' Cup winner, with GI Turf hero Ethical Diamond (Awtaad) picked up for 320,000gns out of the 2023 sale.Prominent owner-breeders Godolphin, Shadwell Estates and Juddmonte have 87 lots catalogued between them. Representing Godolphin is Wild Angel (Too Darn Hot) (lot 198), a half-sister to Space Blues in foal to Pinatubo; while Juddmonte's Guardian Of Realm (Kingman) (lot 495) out of the Group 1-placed Principal Role (Empire Maker) won her most recent start by six lengths for Ger Lyons.The 41 in foal broodmares on offer include mares covered by Group/Grade 1 and Classic winning sires Bayside Boy, Big Evs, Bradsell, Chaldean, Henry Longfellow, Minzaal, Native Trail, Perfect Power, Pinatubo, Rosallion, Shaquille and Vandeek. First-season sire coverings include Diego Velazquez, Henri Matisse, Lead Artist, Scorthy Champ and Shadow of Light. Proven Group 1 producing sires represented amongst covered mares include Golden Horn, Havana Grey, Make Believe and Showcasing.Among the other highlights are the Timeform 107-rated Ambiente Friendly (Gleneagles) (lot 531), runner-up in the G1 Derby; G3 Winter Derby second Chancellor (Kingman) (lot 774); and listed winner Andab (Saxon Warrior) (lot 527), who was third in the Listed Heron Stakes recently.Tattersalls managing director Matthew Prior said, “Ethical Diamond's outstanding victory in the GI Breeders' Cup Turf was the latest example of the Tattersalls July Sale's impressive record of producing performers at the very top level on the international stage. Alongside the top-level National Hunt victories of Wodhooh and Golden Ace, purchased for 50,000 guineas and 12,000 guineas respectively, they illustrate the variety and quality on offer. Europe's premier midsummer sale has also been a wonderful source of fillies and mares who go on to produce top-class racehorses, with last year's Prix du Jockey Club winner Camille Pissarro the perfect illustration, with his dam Entreat having been purchased at the sale for a mere 14,000 guineas.“This year's edition of the sale once again features an enticing combination of well-bred fillies and in foal mares, high class horses in training and significant consignments from some of the industry's most prominent owner-breeders, which should attract the usual large cross-section of domestic and international buyers to Park Paddocks.”The post Space Blues Half-Sister One Of The Stars Of Tattersalls July Catalogue appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.