By Peter Wharton

Fly Like An Eagle cemented his position as the leading Western Australian-based sire for the 2024 season with a swag of winners in December.

The list included the dual Gloucester Park winner Chaco Eagle, the Pinjarra two-year-old winner Sir Willoughby (1:58.7) and other local winners in Jaxon Morgan (Northam) and Ekaro Navajo and Heavenly Bliss (Albany).

Fly Like An Eagle was also represented by the interstate winners Flyin Time (Kilmore), Girl Just Fly (Young), Weona Eagle (Hobart and Burnie) and Mista Eagle (Launceston).

The Allwood Stud-owned, NSW-domiciled Follow The Stars sired winners in three different States during December.

They included the local winners in Trunkey Mon Star (Pinjarra twice), Road Star 1:55.8 (Bunbury), Make it Quick (Northam), the NSW victors Nightwatch Star (Newcastle) and Rip Jackson (Young) and the Redcliffe winner Dashndot.

The defunct Rock N Roll World produced 32 individual three-year-old winners in 2024. In December he was represented by Kurious Rock (Gloucester Park), Maximum Rock 1:53.9 (Pinjarra twice), Rockin Le Monde (Pinjarra), Ourfirstimpression (Northam) and Pushbutton Rock and Remarkable Rock (Busselton).

Rock N Roll World also sired a trio of two-year-old winners in Jetter Son 1:55.2 (Kilmore), Official Rock (Bunbury) and Rocky Maguire (Wagin).

Allwood Stud Farm bred 12 individual winners of 13 races for the month. Among the list of winners were Kurious Boy, Maximum Rock, Rockin Le Monde, Road Star, Sir Willoughby, Official Rock, Make It Quick, Ourfirstimpression, Rocky Maguire, Pushbutton Rock, Remarkable Rock and Nightwatch Star.