Welcome to my website. In today’s Quarter horse industry, the terms "modern Quarter Horse" and "foundation horse" are thrown out there everywhere you look. Within the Quarter Horse breed, the horses have been bred to different standards and conformations.

In the early the days of AQHA, there were many versatile bloodlines. These horses were shown on the weekends and went home to jobs on the ranch during the week. As time progressed specific traits were bred into our horse breed. Some of these traits had highly desired effects of beauty and refinement, some brought disaster.

That is why I have chosen to use the Bonanza bloodline, the perfect blend of refinement and sensibility, as the foundation of my horses. I hope the brief history of Coy's Bonanza will cause you to re-energize your string of horses with the versatility and beauty that we desire to have in our equine breeds.

Coy’s Bonanza earned a 154 halter points, 70 Grands and Reserve Halter Champions. Earner of Register Of Merit and Superior AQHA halter titles in 1966, and his AQHA Champion status in 1967. Being bred for speed, Coy was entered in a 350 yard race on April 4, 1967. He won it in the AAA time of 18.13 seconds. After retiring from the show ring and racing, Coy established himself as a premier sire. Throughout the 1970’s, Coy’s get dominated the AQHA halter and performance classes. They earned 23 Superiors in the event, and amassed 4,644 points.

Coy’s foals were tagged as halter horses. They were big and pretty, known to be kind, willing horses with plenty of natural athleticism. His foals were always a threat to win at halter and performance events anywhere they were shown. Coy’s Bonanza was one of the highest regarded Quarter Horse stallions in the nation.

PP Quarter Horses
Phil Allen
Spanish Fork, UT  map
801-885-1070
ppq1a@hotmail.com