Ruby Walsh reveals how Mr Incredible 'has his own way of doing things'

04/15/2023

‘He doesn’t comply with anything anyone wants him to do’: Ruby Walsh reveals how Mr Incredible ‘has his own way of doing things’… while Rory Delargy names Capodanno as a contender for the Grand National title

Ruby Walsh has revealed how Mr Incredible ‘has his own way of doing things’
The Grand National will take place at Aintree at 5.15pm on Saturday afternoon
Check out Sportsmail’s Grand National guide on ALL the runners and riders here

Ruby Walsh has revealed how Mr Incredible ‘has his own way of doing things’, claiming the seven-year-old ‘doesn’t comply with anything anyone wants him to do’.

The 2023 Grand National will take place at 5.15pm on Saturday and Mr Incredible will be looking to take part in his third start since leaving Henry de Bromhead.

Mr Incredible will be running for Willie Mullins – who has several other horses in the race, including Grade One-winning novices Capodanno and Gaillard Du Mesnil.

Speaking to Paddy Power about Mr Incredible, Walsh said: ‘Mr Incredible has his own way of doing things. Lives his own life. He has his own training regime.

‘He doesn’t comply with anything anyone wants him to do. Brian Hayes rides him. I’m not sure if his run is good enough though to tell you the truth.’

Ruby Walsh has revealed how Mr Incredible ‘has his own way of doing things’, claiming the seven-year-old ‘doesn’t comply with anything anyone wants him to do’

Mr Incredible will be running for legendary trainer Willie Mullins – who has several other horses in the race, including Grade One-winning novices Capodanno and Gaillard Du Mesnil.

Meanwhile, Rory Delargy has named Capodanno (above) as a potential contender for the Grand National title at Aintree this year

However, Hayes is convinced Mr Incredible’s performance in the Wigley Group Classic Handicap Chase at Warwick proves he is capable of Grand National glory.

Speaking after the race in Warwick, Hayes said: ‘It was a cracking run. He really warmed up into it. He was a bit slow away and I took the time with him then as was the plan and I was pulling a roller coming down the hill.

‘He finished really well. He just missed the second-last and got under the last a little bit, which slowed him down a little bit but the way he finished you would like to think he would be a good horse who will run well in the Grand National anyway.

‘I would say the Grand National will be the number one target after that run.’

Meanwhile, Rory Delargy has named Capodanno as a potential contender for the Grand National title at Aintree this year.

Delargy told Paddy Power: He [Capodanno] doesn’t have the experience. He doesn’t have the old profile.

‘It’s clearly a bit of a question mark him winning this on just his second start this season with Willie Mullins and Danny Mullins. Never say never.’

GRAND NATIONAL ODDS

Aint That A Shame – 8/1

Delta Work – 9/1

Gaillard Du Mesnil – 9/1

Noble Yeats – 10/1

Corach Rambler – 10/1

Mr Incredible – 12/1

Any Second Now – 14/1

The Big Dog – 16/1

Le Milos – 16/1

Vanillier – 18/1

Galvin – 20/1

Longhouse Poet – 20/1

Capodanno – 25/1

Our Power – 25/1

Back On The Lask – 25/1

Roi Mage – 28/1

Velvet Elvis – 28/1

Enjoy Dallen – 28/1

Coko Beach – 33/1

The Big Breakaway – 33/1

Lifetime Ambition – 40/1

Mister Coffey – 40/1

Evas Oskar – 40/1

Dunboyne – 40/1

Fury Road – 50/1

Minella Trump – 50/1

Born By The Sea – 50/1

Sam Brown – 66/1

Carefully Selected – 66/1

Hill Sixteen – 66/1

Gabbys Cross – 66/1

Fortescue – 66/1

Diol Ker – 80/1

A Wave Of The Sea – 80/1

Cloudy Glen – 80/1

Recite A Prayer – 80/1

Darasso – 100/1

Francky Du Berlais – 100/1

Escaria Ten – 150/1

Cape Gentleman – 150/1

Odds from Paddy Power

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