Sajjhaa, a 6-year-old mare who won three stakes in Europe earlier in her career, can end a four-race losing streak in Thursday’s $200,000 Cape Verdi Stakes at Meydan Racecourse in Dubai.Sajjhaa, owned by Godolphin Racing and trained by Saeed bin Suroor, is part of a field of eight in the Group 2 Cape Verdi Stakes, which is run over about a mile on turf for fillies and mares. The Cape Verdi is Sajjhaa’s first start since a second in the Gillies’ Fillies Stakes at Doncaster, England, in November.Earlier in her career, Sajjhaa won two stakes in England – at Bath and York – and one in Italy, at San Siro.The Cape Verdi field includes defending champion First City, who was eighth against males in the President’s Cup in Abu Dhabi on Dec. 23; Godolphin’s Falls of Lora, who won the Group 3 United Arab Emirates Oaks in 2012 and the Coral Distaff Stakes at Sandown Park, England, last July; and the South African stakes winner Amanee, trained by Michael de Kock.The Cape Verdi is the richest of six races at Meydan on Thursday.