apha/aqha registration

I own a solid Paint filly,registered Apha. She's out of a qh stud,while dam is Paint, but her dad was a qh stallion. So she's 3/4 quarter bred.
Can I double register her with Aqha?

Even though your filly is a solid Blue papered Breeding Stock only APHA I kind of doubt the AQHA would accept her for registering with them. However, you could go ahead and check with the AQHA to get a specific answer to your question. Look at the AQHA.com website and you might get your answer there.

I wondered this too I have a bs mare and every horse in her is out of a QH but I am content with just her APHA reg.

I guess I am confused?? Her dad is a QH 100%. Her mom is a paint 100% wouldn't that mean she is 1/2 APHA and 1/2 AQHA? I don't see how she is 3/4 QH. If indeed she is 1/2 QH she can also be reg. In the AHQHA...And if she is a solid color I would assume that she can be registered as a QH IF her mom has QH on either side of her pedigree...

Short answer, no. Both parents must be AQHA to be registered AQHA with the exception of having one TB parent & registered Appendix.

AQHA has changed color rules & you do see "paints" in the AQHA, but those horses are crop-outs from 2 QH parents.

The only way any horse can be registered with AQHA is to have 2 AQHA registered parents. Now if the dam to your mare is a crop out QH or out of a Crop out QH and can be or has been registered with AQHA then your mare can be. If not then it does not matter what color she is. She is not a QH.

Would you look up my Paint mare and tell me if it would be worth looking into. One Tater Patch Paint

For your horse, definitely not. You've got tobianos in the pedigree, and that's definitely not AQHA-descended...

I kind of figured that doesnt matter either way you can't ride papers. Thank's

If and that is a big if All breed is correct the dam is by a crop out QH and out of a QH so she could be registered as a QH in AQHA if they went back and registered her sire. However the horse its self is by a full paint and not a crop out so No that horse could not be registered with AQHA.