What is Curiously Equine?

Back in the early 2000’s Amy Yachimski developed an intentional approach to equestrian activities called Absolutely Equine in Massachusetts. Amy created a community of horse lovers with a passion for learning with their horses to excel in showing and training on the East Coast.

With this unique focus on intentional connection with horses, Amy curated an environment of mindfulness for her clients. She focused on body scans, breath work, and the rider’s presence along with respect, understanding, and curiosity with their horses. Absolutely Equine became a flourishing business and continued to influence the equine world upon relocating to Texas in 2007.

Amara Yachimski grew up joining their mother for riding lessons, summer camps, and training sessions almost every day. Amara’s skills with horses developed into an understanding of equine behavior that allowed them to connect with almost any horse. Often asked to be the “guinea pig” for new horses, Amara’s soft approach to riding and interaction quickly grew into a passion for therapeutic horsemanship.

Amara Yachimski created Curiously Equine as an homage to their beautiful mother, who passed away in 2016. With new knowledge about human and equine psychology, Curiously Equine strives to light the fire that Absolutely Equine sparked.