'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 challenges did the horse face before achieving its first win?

What does the success of the Grand National indicate about its popularity?