'Rule the World' Returns Home After Grand National Win

The transcript narrates the remarkable story of a Grand National win that defied expectations. Ruled the World, a 33 to one outsider owned by Michael O'Leary, triumphed despite past injuries. Trainer Mouse Morris, who faced personal tragedy with the loss of his son, showed resilience. David Mullins, a 19-year-old jockey, made history as the first teenage winner since 1963. The event marked the first Irish victory in the steeplechase since 2007, drawing a peak UK audience of 10 million, highlighting the enduring appeal of the Aintree Grand National.

What was the odds of 'Ruled the World' winning the Grand National?

• 50 to one

• 10 to one

• 33 to one

• 100 to one

Who owned the horse 'Ruled the World'?

• Christopher Morris

• David Mullins

• Mouse Morris

• Michael O'Leary

What personal tragedy did Mouse Morris face?

• Loss of his son

• Loss of his brother

• Loss of his wife

• Loss of his father

How old was David Mullins when he made history in the Grand National?

• 20 years old

• 17 years old

• 18 years old

• 19 years old

When was the last Irish success in the Grand National before this win?

• 2005

• 2006

• 2007

• 2008