Horse racing: Tyndarius switched from National

Tyndarius is unlikely to take up his engagement in the Martell Grand National but he could still have a part to play over the big Aintree fences in April.

Wed, 06 Feb, 2002 - 09:46

Tyndarius is unlikely to take up his engagement in the Martell Grand National but he could still have a part to play over the big Aintree fences in April.

Brian Ellison is eyeing a tilt at the John Hughes Memorial Chase after his easy success in the Eric and Lucy Papworth Handicap Chase at Market Rasen.

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