Recent winners plus Classic hero's half-sister added to eve of Royal Ascot sale

High-class two-year-old winners, a half-sister to Modern Games, Group winner Cadillac, a breeding right to Havana Grey and three Camelot weanlings bred to southern hemisphere time are among the latest entries for the Goffs London Sale.

A total of 26 lots have now been catalogued for the eve of Royal Ascot sale at Kensington Palace Gardens on Monday, June 13, and there is potential for a select number of wildcards to be added.

Show Respect, Showcasing's two-year-old son out of Spectrum's daughter More Respect, earned himself a place with a ready three and three-quarter length victory at Leicester on Tuesday for the Brian Meehan yard.

The same day, at Tipperary, gelded three-year-old All In The Mind, by Alhebayeb out of Zafonic's daughter Goldthroat, was a comfortable three and a quarter-length winner for the Pat Flynn stable, and he too will be offered. He is a half-brother to Group 1 winner Zafisio.

A winner from Wednesday is also now for sale in juvenile Crypto Force, who struck at the Curragh for owner-trainer Michael O'Callaghan.

The son of Time Test, out of Galileo's daughter Luna Mare, was not hard pressed to win by two and a quarter lengths on his debut.

Four-year-old colt Cadillac, meanwhile, is an even more recent winner having stormed clear by three and three-quarter lengths in the Listed Glencairn Stakes at Leopardstown on Thursday.

The son of Lope De Vega, out of Dansili's daughter Seas Of Wells, is also a Group 2 and Group 3 winner for the Jessica Harrington yard and looks sure to be one of the sale's highlights.

Elsewhere, a breeding right to leading first-season sire Havana Grey is now on offer, along with two weanling fillies and a colt by Camelot, plus six-year-old Cartesienne, by Pivotal and in foal to Lope De Vega.

She is the half-sibling to Poule d'Essai des Poulains and Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf winner Modern Games, being out of New Approach's daughter Modern Ideals, who only last month had a spectacular week when son Modern News won a Listed race, daughter Mawj made an impressive winning debut and Modern Games became a Classic winner.

A bronze statue entitled 'Her Majesty The Queen with a mare and foal' will also be auctioned, in aid of the National Horseracing Museum in Newmarket.

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