Graham Lee: Injured jockey moves hospital as he recovers from spinal surgery
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Graham Lee won the Grand National in 2004 with Amberleigh House
Grand National-winning jockey Graham Lee has moved hospital as part of his recovery from spinal surgery.
The 47-year-old was unseated from his mount Ben Macdui as the stalls opened at Newcastle Racecourse on 10 November.
A statement from the Injured Jockeys' Fund (IJF) said Lee was moving to "the spinal unit at James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough where he will remain for the foreseeable future".
He remains on a ventilator and his movement is still affected, it added.
The IJF last week said Lee was able to "talk normally" after his surgery.
Galway-born Lee rode more than 1,000 winners over the jumps, including Amberleigh House for trainer Ginger McCain in the 2004 Grand National.
He switched to riding on the flat in 2012 and won the Gold Cup at Ascot three years later with Trip To Paris.