Kennewick WA
Mastr Coy Bonanza 2003 APHA
Black Homozygous tobiano
APHA Breeders Trust 2009
Accomplishments
2007 ROM Heeling, Top 5 National Western Stock Show, Top 10 Congress Jr Heeling, Pts Heading, Pts Steer Stopping, APHA Honor Roll Jr Heeling #10
2008 ROM Heading, Colorado Gold Champion, APHA World Show finalist Jr Heeling, 11/29 Jr Heading.
"Coy" accomplished this with minimal showing and showing against Sr as well as Jr horses, unless otherwise noted. He acquired a total of 49 APHA Performance Points as a Jr Performer.
This is Coy the day he was born. His dam, Bonanza Canyon Kate, was my all time favorite mare. She was sweet and gentle, athletic and willing. All of which she passed on to Coy. He was an easy foal to be around,even letting me go out to the pasture and sit with him while he was lying down. I can still sit with him in his stall or pasture. Katie was sold and is now living in Nine Mile,WA. Her new owner enjoys taking Katie out on trial rides and to team penning. Kate's pedigree includes ADA Captain Coy, Coy's Bonanza, Custus Rastus, Jaguar, Spooks Trophy Boy, and Scootin Spook.
RR RISKYMASTRPIECE, RIS KEY BUSINESS, STRAIT FROM TEXAS
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RR RISKYMASTRPIECE
2001 APHA World Champion Calf Roping ROM in Working Cow Horse
1999 APHA World Champion Heeling Points in Halter, Reining, and Trail.
1999 APHA World Champion Steer Stopping 1700+ Points earned as of 2001
Superior in Calf Roping, Heading, Heeling, #1 Open Performance in 2000
and Steer stopping #2 Open Performance in 99 & 98
**************Open Lifetime Point Leaders (1964-2008)**************
#2 Steer Stopping and Heeling
#7 Heading
RIS KEY BUSINESS
APHA PtHA
6 Time World and National Champion 6 Time National Champion
3 Time Honor Roll Champion ROM in Open Reining
No. 4 Lifetime Leading Reining Stallion ROM in Open Working Cow Horse
ROM's in Open Reining, Western Riding, ROM in Am. Reining
Working Cow Horse, & Am. Reining.
Cutting Point's
Open AHSA
NRHA Champion Stock Seat National Champion
TRHA Champion
RISKEYS MOMA TESS
JoLynn Matula, the owner of RR Riskymastrpiece, shared this interesting story behind this wonderful mare. First, although the names are similar, she is not related to Ris Key Business. "Tess" was sold in the early 1980's through a sale and her papers were lost. However, she had produced a horse called Peaches Moon Bar. This one had turned into quite a roping horse. The owner of Ris Key Business had kept up with this horse and ended up buying Tess when she was 14. He had her registered with APHA and bred her to Ris Key Business.
Tess had 4 APHA registered foals before she died. Two were shown with APHA. One of them is "Another Risk" who earned his ROM in Reining, Honor Roll Gelding, and was 2 time Reserve World Champion in Reining. He also placed 8th in the 1998 APHA World.
Coy is 70% black and was UC Davis tested to be homozygous for the tobiano gene. He is a good 15.2 hands. and 1200 lbs. Conformationally he is correct, with a nice head, heavy bone, and large strong feet. His disposition is one of a kind. So much so that when he was at Matt's they called him "Grandpa".
Coy's first foal crop was born in 2007. He had 3 fillies and 1 colt. One is a smoky black tobiano, another is a buckskin tobiano and two are sorrel tobiano. All the mares took on their first breeding cycle. The foals are beautiful, smart, athletic, big boned, willing, and just as sweet as their sire. They are just starting to be trained and we cannot wait to see how they do.
In 2010 I am offering a $100 discount to all mares booked by March 1st. Mares who are live covered must have a current negative culture. Mare care is $10/day wet and $7.50/day dry. Or $2.50 less/day and you provide your hay. We have limited space so please book early to insure your spot. Does not include shipped semen fee.
Coy's breeding fee for 2010 is $500. There is a $150 non-refundable booking fee. This fee is a part of the $500. Plus $300 Shipped Semen fee which must be paid before each shipment of semen. Coy has tested negative for the EVA virus and vaccinated. LCFG
Note: This low breeding fee is in no way an indications of Coy's ability as a performing horse. It is only indicative of the economy.
