In one of the most thrilling finishes to a Grand National in recent years, it was 33/1 shot Rule The World who rode home for Dave Mullins and an understandably emotional Mouse Morris.
Rule The World won what was incredibly its first race over fences, sprinting ahead of The Last Samuri and 100/1 shot Vics Canvas respectively to claim the big one at Aintree.
But what made Robbie Dunne's ride on Vics Canvas all the more remarkable was this recovery following near-disaster at Becher's Brook.
Unbelievable recovery from Robbie Dunne on 100/1 shot Vics Canvas who eventually finished third.https://t.co/v9recgUCMT
— GetYourTipsOut (@GetYourTipsOut) April 9, 2016
With the horse ending up on its stomach, Dunne somehow kept his cool and recovered to romp home in third position.
Legendary jockey AP McCoy told Channel Four that Dunne and Vics Canvas' miracle comeback was "the best recovery you'll ever see."
