Owned by Al Shaqab Racing and trained by Francois Rohaut, Al Jazi dashed clear
to win the seven furlong sprint by a length and three-quarters."Al Jazi wants a strong pace and good going. She always showed she was good enough to win a race like this," said Francois Rohaut.
Al Jazi has won three of nine starts and is from stakes-winning Cape Cross mare Rainbow Crossing.
She is the fourth stakes-winner for Canford Cliffs, whose oldest Australian progeny are two year-olds and include handy winner Cliff Hanger.
Canford Cliffs stands at a fee of $13,750.
