Amelia

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Amelia was a girl living in the countryside of Romagna, Italy during the Renaissance. In 1481, while Ezio Auditore was searching for the boat to Venice, he came across Amelia and two of her friends discussing whether or not someone could beat one of their records in a horse race. Ezio took on the challenge, and upon breaking the record, he returned to collect his prize: a "private riding lesson" from Amelia.

Trivia

• The race mission is accessible anytime, but since Ezio is looking for the boat to Venice, it is implied that the event took place after Ezio escorted Leonardo da Vinci through the Mountains, and just before he meets countess Caterina Sforza.
• She is one of the few women Ezio has intercourse with during the memories shown in Assassin's Creed II and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (the others being Cristina Vespucci, some Courtesans, and Caterina Sforza).
• It is strange that her name is Amelia, as Amelia is not an Italian name. Emilia would have been the Italian version of her name.

Source

• Assassin's Creed II