How the two parts of Eequine began
So you want to know more about us. Well hi, I’m Emily, a 31-year-old nearly 32 individual who has a whole host of mental and physical health issues. My passion about health, well-being, and rider development has shaped by my life experiences. Two significant traumas and the scars that come with them. Fibromyalgia, a hole in my hip joint and giving my birth to my incredible baby boy. Through the two sides of the business, the aim is to help equestrians improve their skills, confidence, and overall well-being, both in and out of the saddle—all while being a busy mum to my soon-to-be 2-year-old. My baby is growing up!
We have Mechanical Millie traveling the country, the unique, human-powered horse simulator. Millie provides a controlled environment where riders can break down their movements, refine their technique, and regain confidence. Whether they’re looking to improve their skills, recover from injury, or better understand their riding biomechanics. If you want to find out more about us and what we do check it out here.
I am also the founder of Human Health Magazine, dedicated to supporting riders in their personal and equestrian journeys. Unlike traditional magazines, this publication is designed to be stored and built into a lasting reference guide, offering practical tools, expert insights, and inspiration for riders at every stage of their life. Even if they don’t know it yet.
My passion for accessibility and education drives everything I do. I believe in breaking down barriers, making learning engaging and achievable, and providing riders with the resources they need to thrive. I’m excited to grow my businesses, connect with the community, and continue making a positive impact in the equestrian world—all while juggling life as a horse-loving ma! ( I’m “ma” to my little guy.)
