Natalie Hibbert Equestrian

27/10/2026

State dressage champs 2026 Kings Caleidoscope 6 yr old young dressage horse champion
Pics by

27/10/2026

Perth Royal show Two Chances winner of the highest placed Off the track horse.
Pics by Eric loyyd

25/10/2026

Our first adult day clinic at Bullsbrook ☑️ lovely ladies, perfect pony’s and brads amazing ch*****ne lunch what more do we want on a Sunday in the sun ☀️🦄

21/10/2026

OTTWA NETWORK RETRAINERS

We're eager to introduce OTTWA Network Retrainers, a cohort of individuals working to rehome and retrain racehorses into new careers.

With a newly restructed Retraining Program, these retrainers are the first option for horses that are submitted into the program for rehoming. With multiple backgrounds and experiences, these retrainers offer a wealth of opportunity to retiring Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds.

Learn more about each retrainer here: https://bit.ly/OTTWANetworkRetrainers
* This list is subject to expand and change as more retrainers are added.

15/10/2026

Kings caleidoscope is the ultimate pretty girl 🥰🦄 Bradley Hayden Johnson Rebecca De Vries: Perth Hills Photographer

15/10/2026

Our first clinic is full 🥰 I’ll be running the kids camps and more adult day clinics soon 🌻☀️🦄

14/10/2026

The first adult day clinic is full, I’ll be doing another one soon, as well as the kids camps and day clinics so look out for the upcoming dates. Nat ⭐️☀️🌻🦄

06/09/2026

Please message Nat for questions etc on 0438054406 and Email Nat your resume to [email protected]🌻

21/07/2026

💛💛🏇🏇

Stay safe
Come back together.
I love you.

These are the last words I say to my sister before I send her cross country, whether she’s doing 70 or a 110.

Saturday was a truly devastating day for our sport and the equestrian community. On Saturday, there were two rider fatalities at two separate British Eventing competitions.

We know this sport is dangerous, it’s why I take it “too seriously”. It’s why I have always studded up, even when I had just broken my leg. I send my entire world out onto that cross country course without me, so you can bet I’ve done every single thing in my power to make them as safe as possible. But as soon as she leaves that start box, it’s just them and the course.

Cross country is the discipline where you have to leave it all on the table. It’s one of the reasons why we all love the sport so much. But it’s also the reason that the last thing I say to my sister isn’t anything about the course or the horses’ record. It’s that I love her and I want her home safe.

Someone doesn’t get to run to the finish line to meet their sister ever again.

So enjoy every second. Help each other out, be kind to each other, be stupidly passionate, care “too much”, take it seriously, stud up when you’ve just broken your leg, spend extra time cooling your horse down, stop to make sure your fellow competitors are okay, run to the finish to meet them, take care of your horses and each other.

I hope anyone who made a snide remark about Badminton grassroots not being the Olympics takes a moment to understand that these falls happened at 90 and Novice level, not at the Olympics. This sport is dangerous at every level.

So Good luck, have fun and come home safe. Because you’re loved. You are someone’s entire world. They don’t care about the record or the time penalties, they care that you come home together.

Thoughts are with each and everyone affected by Saturday’s tragic events.

05/07/2026

Thank you to Brandon Maskrey for capturing Wally at PSL this weekend we had a blast 🤩🦄 Off The Track WA