Two
year-old Shamus Award filly Jailhouse Jazz opened her account at the second
time of asking when saluting at Vaal in South Africa on Thursday.
Trained by Mike de Kock, Jailhouse Jazz improved on her debut fourth to score
an easy two and a quarter length win beating older rivals in the 1450 metre
maiden as favourite.
A $90,000 Inglis Premier purchase for Form Bloodstock from the Two Bays Farm
draft, she was a successful pinhook having been sold first at the Inglis
Australian Weanling Sale where she made $60,000 when offered by Maluka
Thoroughbreds.
Jailhouse Jazz is the first winner for This Lady Rocks, a winning Fastnet Rock
three-quarter sister to South African triple Group I winner and Champion 3YO
Filly Alboran Sea.
Jailhouse Jazz is the fourth winner (one in The Phillippines) for Cox Plate
hero Shamus Award, who stands at Widden Stud this spring at a fee of $11,000.