Skandapurana 7.14.37

7.14.37

tṛṇāgrapātāniva seṣupātānacintayitvaiva gajendravaktraḥ .
īṣeṣa38 netraṃ39 savarūthacakraṃ babhañja bāṇasya rathaṃ sasūtam40 .36..
bāṇasya vāhān tu tamārujantaṃ41 vināyakaṃ bhūmigataṃ yathebham .
siṃhīsutaḥ siṃha ivābhipatya sa bāhupāśena babandha rāhuḥ .37..

Heeding those showers of arrows no more than falling tips of grass, the elephant-faced god
wrecked Bāṇa's chariot along with its charioteer, its yoke, wheels, and wooden frame.
As he ground down the steeds of Bāṇa, Vināyaka stood upon the ground like an elephant;
leaping upon him like a lion born of a lioness, Rāhu bound him in the noose of his arms.