Nia began riding horses at the age of three and discovered a passion for hunting as she grew up, participating with the Atherstone Hunt and Fernie Hunt on her cherished pony, Brooke. She started her professional career early with work experience at the Atherstone Hunt kennels and Caroline Bailey Racing, eventually working full-time for Caroline Bailey. In her late teens, Nia joined Fergal O’Brien Racing, where she rode in two under rules races, including one on Tequila Blaze at Southwell. Missing hunting, she later worked at a private hunt yard in the Beaufort Hunt countryside, managing the hunters' fitness, introducing young horses to hunting, and caring for homebreds, which she also backed. Nia’s passion for working with breakers and young horses led her to Max Comley Racing, where she joined Zack in backing horses and training problem horses. Competitively, Nia has engaged in racing, hunt racing, team chasing, eventing, and show jumping. Her most notable achievement has been winning the GB Hunt Ride ROR League 2022-2023 on her horse Blue Monday. Nia's extensive experience with problem horses stems from being given challenged horses with a last chance at life, successfully restarting them and finding suitable roles for each horse. Currently, Nia is also pursuing a degree in Equine Physiotherapy, aiming to graduate in 2027.