With Willie Mullins responsible for a remarkable 1-2-3 in the Grand National at Aintree last weekend, it is unlikely we have seen the last of his winners in the UK - especially as he is now favourite to win the trainer’s title on these shores. CAPTAIN CODY is a strong contender, from a whole host of his runners.

The son of Arctic Cosmos is yet to score from four chase attempts but has shown distinct promise, including a fine 3rd at Naas on his penultimate outing. He is a Grade Two hurdle winner who has a touch of class about him, and he appears well handicapped from a mark of 135.

SPANISH HARLEM rates one of the interesting each-way angles in this high-profile handicap chase for the stayers. The Spanish Moon seven-year-old finished a respectable 6th in last season’s renewal.

A mistake four from home put him on the backfoot, prior to keeping on again once the race was over, but he's shown that he stays this marathon trip. A 5lb lower mark could see him finish closer this term, coupled with him acquiring more experiences over fences.