APHA provides a place for everyone to forge an unbreakable bond with these remarkable horses and a community of enthusiasts who are passionate about Paints. Come along for the ride as we promote, preserve and provide unforgettable experiences with Paint Horses.
With vibrant coat patterns that stand out from the crowd, Paint Horses are marked for greatness. Discover more about APHA’s breed standards, colors and coat patterns, registering your Paint Horse, transferring ownership, submitting breeding reports and more.
Athletic and versatile, Paint Horses excel in competition. Programs like the APHA World Championship Show and Halter Million, regional club events, racing, PBRIP, Chrome Cash, PAC and more help fuel your competitive spirit and prove your Paint is the best of the best.
Preserve the rich history of the American Paint Horse, empower the next generation and embrace the healing power of horses. Support the American Paint Horse Foundation to help create opportunities and change lives, while ensuring the spirit of the Paint Horse gallops onward.
The American Paint Horse Association is one of the largest equine breed registries in the world. Known for their beautiful coat patterns and athleticism, Paint Horses are one of the most popular equine breeds. Our members are as diverse as our horses, with members across the world. Paint Horse and APHA members not only compete but also excel in nearly every discipline.
We promote, preserve and provide meaningful experiences with Paint Horses.
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