Racing: Grand National winning trainer '50-50' to continue

Nigel Twiston-Davies is set to carry on handling Grand National hero Bindaree despite declaring he may hand in his trainer's licence.

Sun, 07 Apr, 2002 - 15:17

Nigel Twiston-Davies is set to carry on handling Grand National hero Bindaree despite declaring he may hand in his trainer's licence.

Twiston-Davies dropped the bombshell at a press conference after Jim Culloty had partnered the chestnut gelding to a hard-earned win over What's Up Boys at Aintree.

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Courts Racing Martell Grand National Place: Aintree Place: Naunton Place: Cheltenham Person: Nigel Twiston-Davies Person: Bindaree Person: Twiston-Davies Person: Jim Culloty Person: Twiston-Davies'Person: Peter Scudamore Person: Nigel Event: National Organisation: What's Up Boys

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