Bjorn Ikast and Chicharito LS Win $40,000 Spring Classic Grand Prix
Paso Park Spring Classic
April 20, 2025 at 9:01 PMBy b.wehner
Bjorn Ikast rode to victory in the $40,000 Spring Classic Grand Prix at the Paso Park Spring Classic, piloting Chicharito LS to a standout win. The experienced pair delivered a fast and faultless round under the lights, securing the top spot in a competitive field of show jumping talent.
Ikast and Chicharito LS showcased precision and power throughout the course, ultimately rising above the rest with their winning effort. The victory adds another impressive result to the duo’s growing list of accomplishments and capped off an exciting week of sport at Paso Park.
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