After retiring over a year ago, Ruby Walsh is still one of the most popular and iconic figures in horse-racing today. The two-time Grand National winner will go down as one of the greatest jockeys of all time, having accomplished everything the sport had to offer.

What does Ruby Walsh doing now?

Some would say I've turned into a bit of a 'media wh*re' since my retirement! Obviously, I do the radio (RTE, Game On) Monday and Tuesday, I'm an ambassador for Paddy Power, I work for Racing TV, ITV, and I write articles for The Examiner.

What age was Ruby Walsh when he retired?

Walsh, who retires as the all-time leader in Cheltenham Festival winners with 59, took the Grand National twice on Papillon – trained by his father, Ted – in 2000 and then five years later on Mullins's Hedgehunter.