If you're a fan of the American Paint Horse or just horses in general, you should enjoy this web site.  The LPHC sponsors APHA approved horse shows and other events that should be of interest to Paint Horse enthusiast.  We're growing and expecting big things this year.  Come join us!

Many of the documents on this web site are in formatted as PDFs.  You may need to "Get Adobe Acrobat Reader".  It's a free download and good thing to have on your computer!

President:     Kerry Barnes

Vice-President:  Don Roberts

Secretary:  Cyndi Vidrine

Treasurer:  Mary Parrott

Board of Directors are:  Tim Guidry, Jodie Nolan, Lynn Hargus, Nancy Westerlage, Henry Westerlage & Dave Parrott.  LPHC can't have too many volunteers!  We welcome your ideas and support.

For contact information, please click here.

LPHC information:

• LPHC Membership Application

• LPHC 2008 Show Dates

• 2008 LPHC Year-End Hi-Point Rules

• LPHC Sponsorship-Advertising Form

• 2007 Awards Banquet Information

Zone 6 Zone-O-Rama:

• Zone 6 Deep South Zone-O-Rama

Azalea Classic:

• Azalea Classic Journal Ad (260 KB Jpeg)

• Azalea Classic Showbill

• Azalea Classic Entry Form

• Azalea Classic Stall Reservation Form

• Azalea Classic Cattle Reservation Form

More to come soon!

 sponsors Paint Horse Shows that are recognized by the American Paint Horse Association.

The American Paint Horse is a beautiful warm-blooded breed of horses. Our horses, which are descendents of the horses that were brought to the New World by the Spanish explorers, are bred for their wonderful white markings, along with superior athletic ability and a sound mind.

While registered Paints are considered "Stock-type" horses, they are extraordinarily versatile horses. The breed is extremely popular and it is a fast-growing breed with approximately 50,000 new foals being registered each year. 

The painting on the left is titled "Stallions" and it is by the world-renowned artist Orren Mixer. It depicts the two main coat patterns, Overo and Tobiano. A Tobiano Overo cross, commonly referred to as Tovero, is also seen in the breed, but not in the painting. The stallion on the left is an Overo and the one on the right is a Tobiano.

If you'd like to visit the web site of the American Paint Horse Association, just click on Orren Mixer's "Stallions" painting. You'll find a wealth of Paint Horse information there.

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