A total of 21 runners have been declared for the 2024 Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse on Easter Monday.
Nick Rockett will aim to give Willie Mullins his third victory in the race since 2019 and heads the betting for the 3m5f contest. He will be ridden by last year's winning jockey Paul Townend.
The seven-year-old was last seen finishing second behind American Mike in a Grade 2 at nearby Navan, having skipped the Cheltenham Festival with the Irish National in mind.
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He is one of three runners in the race for the champion trainer, who also saddles top weight Minella Cocooner and We'llhavewan.
Gordon Elliott is always well represented in the race and runs seven this time around, including Favori De Champdou, Where It All Began, who will be partnered by Jack Kennedy, and Dunboyne.
Meanwhile, Rachael Blackmore will partner Senior Chief for Henry de Bromhead as she aims for her first success in the race.
The Ted Walsh-trained Any Second Now has attracted plenty of support in the past few days, while fancied runners Intense Raffles, Hartur D'Arc and Yeah Man have also been declared.
Of the entered horses that have not stood their ground for the race was the the Martin Brassil-trained Desertmore House, who was towards the top of the market.
Here's the runners and riders:
Minella Cocooner Danny Mullins
Churchstonewarrior Michael O'Sullivan
Nick Rockett Paul Townend
Favori De Champdou Danny Gilligan
Senior Chief Rachael Blackmore
Any Second Now Mark Walsh
Intense Raffles JJ Slevin
Yeah Man Keith Donoghue
Diol Ker Kieren Buckley
Dunboyne Sam Ewing
Hartur D'Arc Sean Flanagan
Frontal Assault Carl Millar
Where It All Began Jack Kennedy
Cool Survivor Jordan Gainford
Good Time Jonny Phillip Enright
Street Value Darragh O'Keeffe
Daily Present Sean O'Keefe
Royal Thief Kevin Sexton
We'llhavewan Kieran Callaghan
Where's Frankie Donagh Meyler
History Of Fashion Richard Condon
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