Maine Chance Farms’ high-class stallion Querari came up with a double at the Vaal on Thursday.
The son of Oasis Dream was responsible for both the winners of the fourth and ninth races respectively.

Querari’s daughter Sweetsummerlove got off the mark when she won Thursday’s SA Derby 4 April Maiden Plate (F and M) (1450m) convincingly.
The James Crawford trained filly ran on strongly, under Raymond Danielson to win Thursday’s contest by just over a length.

Sweetsummerlove, who races for Crawford Racing, is out of the Lomitas mare Suzanita.
The four-year-old has a full-sister (Lot 238) on offer at the upcoming National Yearling Sale.

Querari looks to have a smart sort on his hands in the form of Time Is Precious. That two-year-old won in open company when he landed Thursday’s Championships Finale 25 April Call 0116811796 To Book MR 66 Handicap (1000m).
Trained by Johan Janse Van Vuuren, Time Is Precious made it two wins from three starts with a smart performance.

Under Keagan De Melo, the Querari gelding raced up with the pace early on before drawing off to win convincingly by two lengths.
Bred by Maine Chance Farms, Time Is Precious races for Messrs A Joannides, R M Sewgoolam, D C Stonebridge, Mr & Mrs C R Stonebridge.
Thursday’s winner, who is out of the Vercingetorix mare Twilight Hour, was a R300 000 buy from the 2025 National Yearling Sale.

Querari has had another fine season with his flagbearers including such graded stakes winners as Questioning and Star Major as well as Rainbow Lorikeet and I Am Giant, the second place finishers in the G1 Maine Chance Farms Majorca Stakes and G1 World Pool Cape Flying Championship respectively.