2024
RECAP
We are overwhelmed with gratitude as we reflect on this past year. Over the course of 2024, Chris Fellers accumulated 64 top-three placings, including 31 blue ribbons.
As his program develops young horses and trains top-level show jumpers, Chris found success in multiple arenas. He piloted several green horses around their show ring debuts and led six-year-old MBF Late Night Views to Zone 9 Horse of the Year and 10th in the country. All the while, his more experienced horses gracefully tackled new heights. We are particularly proud of Limara for not only getting several Grand Prix wins under her belt, including the Griffis Residential $50K GP, but also for masterfully clearing 1.55m+ courses at Desert Horse Park. We have high hopes for the 2025 season!
64
top-three placings
31
first-place (blue) ribbons
21
second-place (red) ribbons
MBF Late Night Views
This six-year-old gelding had an astounding season, earning 29 top-three placings and winning 38.10% of the total number of classes he competed in. By the end of 2024, this competitive and curious gelding was awarded Zone 9 Horse of the Year for 6YO's and was 10th overall in the United States for his age.
Dawsons Gold
"DG" also had a fun season. This gelding by Flexible and Carnalway Gold accumulated 8 wins and placed either 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in 40% of the total number of classes he competed in. We dubbed him the "speed demon" of the barn, as he won multiple classes by over 4 whole seconds. His favorite win of the year was the 1.45m Prize of Del Mar hosted by Seaside
Equestrian Tour.
Limara
Limara's highlight of the season was winning the $50K Griffis Residential GP at Colorado Horse Park and gracefully stepping up to the 1.55+ courses. 2024 was a big confidence builder for "Limmy," as she was the breadwinner of the barn.
"Chris Fellers is known for being fast and competitive and we saw a perfect display of that.."
"Chris Fellers + Dawsons Gold absolutely SMOKED the class with a lead of 5 whole seconds. This is generally one of our most competitive classes of the week, so a five-second lead is truly
astonishing.”