Meet the Staff
Tami Batts
Owner and Trainer
Tami is passionate about training and teaching and enjoys helping anyone who wants to learn, no matter the level. She has earned her USDF bronze, silver, and gold medals with distinction as well as the Freestyle gold bar. She is also a licensed “S” dressage judge. Many of Tami’s students have earned USDF bronze, silver, and gold medals and received top honors at the BLM Championships, NAYC Championships, Regional and National Championships, and USDF Horse of the Year Awards.
Angela Halloran-Smith
Trainer
Angela is a USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold medalist. She has taken several students to the NAYRC as well as qualifying a student with 2 horses for the Central American Games. Angela's dedication to constantly improve her own techniques has led her back to Fellowship Farm after 10 plus years in Bermuda. Angela is Bermuda's National Dressage Coach and is a certified Carribean Equestrian Association Dressage Steward. Angela enjoys teaching students at all levels. She firmly believes you should never be afraid of making a mistake and that some of the most priceless teaching moments are when we experience the 'right wrong answer'. Angela looks forward to helping you accomplish your riding goals.
Ashley Stevens
Instructor
Ashley fell in love with horses at age 5 when her mom taught her and her sisters to ride. She explored various disciplines, including western pleasure, jumping, and reining, but discovered her passion for dressage in college. A Meredith Manor International Equestrian College graduate, she holds training and teaching certifications and has earned USDF bronze and silver medals. Ashley now enjoys teaching lessons and helping others achieve their riding goals.
Georgia Brame
Assistant Trainer
Georgia grew up immersed in the equestrian world. She won her first Introductory dressage test at the age of six and soon after partnered with her heart horse, Dazzling Diva. Together, Georgia and Diva earned the USDF Bronze Medal by the time Georgia was 12.
After relocating to the Wilmington, North Carolina area, Georgia accepted a position with Rick Gault, a nationally recognized main-ring Arabian trainer based in North Carolina. Over the next two years, she traveled extensively throughout the United States, grooming at Regional and National-level competitions. By age 16, Georgia had earned numerous wins and top placings at Arabian Regional and National Championships, including victories in Dressage at Devon as a youth handler, along with success in multiple breed classes.
In January 2024, Georgia began working for Lauren Chumley, where she focused on advancing her FEI career. During this time, she competed toward the 2025 North American Youth Championships and qualified for the USEF Festival of Champions in her first year at the FEI level. Georgia also earned her USDF Silver Medal in 2025.
She has been a valued team member at Fellowship Farm since October 2025.
Reyna Filarski
Working Student and Stable Hand
Reyna has been riding at Fellowship Farm for the past 11 years, dedicating herself to dressage. She competed at the 3rd level and achieved her Bronze Medal, a milestone reflecting her hard work and passion for the sport. Reyna continues to train and improve, always striving for new goals. Whether in the arena or at a show, she thrives on the connection and challenge that riding brings.
Savannah Jewel
Stable Hand
Savannah has been riding for 10 years, and her deep connection to horses has shaped her journey. She has been part of the Fellowship family for the past five years, gaining valuable insights and skills. This year, she competed at the 1st level for the first time, marking a new chapter in her riding career. For Savannah, horseback riding is more than just a sport. It’s a continuous path of learning, growth, and passion.
John Keith
Stable Hand known as Mr. Wonderful
John's first experience on a horse was at the age of 14. He spent 10 years in agriculture before returning to the equestrian field. He began working with quarter horses before transitioning to dressage. John enjoys immersing himself in barn chores, approaching each task with humor and levity. His lighthearted approach brings joy to the daily routines of horse care, fostering a sense of connection among fellow equestrians.