Polina Kouzmina & Carson Ehret • Canadian Nationals: Come for the Competition, Stay for the Fun

<p>The <strong>Canadian National Arabian Championship</strong> is more than another horse show. For many, it’s a reunion, a tradition, a proving ground, and one of the most welcoming championship experiences in the Arabian horse community.</p><p>Listen in with Paul Kostial and a lively chat with Canadian amateur exhibitor, <strong>Polina Kouzmina</strong>, and professional trainer, <strong>Carson Ehret</strong>, as they share their personal experiences at Canadian Nationals and explain what keeps exhibitors coming back year after year.</p><p>Polina and Carson talk about the show’s famous Canadian hospitality, the deep history of Arabian horses on the Canadian Prairies, the importance of cross-border participation between Canada and the United States, and the incredible camaraderie that exists even among fierce competitors.</p><p>They also revisit an idea longtime Arabian horse enthusiasts will remember well: the North American Arabian Triple Crown of Scottsdale, Canadian Nationals, and U.S. Nationals.</p><p>From unforgettable wins and lifelong friendships to the simple advice of “don’t be intimidated,” this conversation is an invitation to experience Canadian Nationals for yourself.</p><p>Come for the competition. Stay for the hospitality, the friendships, and the fun.</p>