My name is Christine Chapman and I am a para-driver with cerebral palsy.
I live on a farm with my husband, our son, and our horses. I compete with my pony Skip-Bo in driving, and this is our third season together. I also have a Morgan mare who is in training to take over after Skip. Together with Skip, we have now progressed from our very first competition start to the Swedish Championships, and we are now aiming for international competition circuits and the World Championships in 2027.

My goal is to show what para-equestrian driving can be: precision, strength, teamwork, and pure joy — regardless of one's conditions.

As an ambassador for ModelLight, I use the treatment both in my own training and in the horses' daily work. ModelLight has become a central part of our routine, as it reduces tension and increases mobility, improves recovery after training and competition, strengthens both horses and people around the team, and creates long-term sustainability — something crucial in para-sports.

My Morgan mare has had significant tension in her body, and thanks to ModelLight, she has gained a completely new softness and willingness to work. The same applies to myself: the treatment allows me to continue training and competing at a high level despite my CP.

As a sponsor, you will gain visibility in a context that stands for inclusion, performance, and sustainability. You will become part of a team that works long-term, professionally, and with clear goals — and your support directly contributes to developing Swedish para-equestrian driving.

Every step forward is proof of what collaboration, will, and passion can achieve.
I am grateful for all the support that makes it possible to reach new goals — both for me and for
para-equestrian driving.