Natalie blends lifelong Arab passion with skilled holistic training, showcasing Crabbet versatility while writing widely across equine and creative fields.
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Natalie has had a lifelong love of horses and from the age of 11 knew that her first horse would have to be an Arab when she began to work with a local breeder.
When Natalie got her first job at 21 she immediately bought Delvita, a Crabbet mare from the AHS sale and some years later bred her first Crabbet foal by Geoffrey Plaister’s Zarastar, a grandson of Hanif. After working for some years as a primary school teacher and Special Needs Co-ordinator Natalie retrained to do Equine Shiatsu and Tellington Ttouch, both of which she uses to this day in training all her horses.
Moonlight Arabians was named after her first Crabbet foal and Natalie has a passion for competing her horses in open competition as well as at affiliated Arab shows to show the wider horse fraternity that Crabbet horses can do anything. Natalie has written throughout her life and has contributed articles to the Crabbet Journal, the AHS news and the Crabbet Heritage magazine.
She also wrote sections of the 2013 Worldwide Crabbet Convention book. In her spare time she writes fiction and poetry and enjoys amateur dramatics.
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