Glenfarclass Cross-Country Chase expert Enda Bolger is testing out his Cheltenham string with some exercise ahead of the Festival 2022.
Already the winning-most trainer in the race with five victories, County Limerick based trainer Bolger's team looks to be led by French JP McManus recruit Prengarde. Only Tiger Roll and Delta Work sit ahead of the six-year-old in the ante-post market.
A seven-time winner in France, Prengarde failed to make an impact on his Irish bow but is reported to have come on for that Naas outing.
He could be joined in the cross-country by stablemates Midnight Maestro and Shady Operator, who finished first and second at Punchestown last month.
Champagne Platinum is also entered for the cross-country race, plus the Kim Muir, while Birchdale is a possible in the Paddy Power Plate.
Bolger said: "We have a few bits of work to do this week and we'll be in a better position to make a decision on what we send to Cheltenham after that.
"Prengarde is on song for it. We had to get him out and he's come on for the run over hurdles at Naas. He'll work again on Wednesday.
"Champagne Platinum is in the Kim Muir as well as the cross country and he's also in the Leinster National at Naas on Sunday, so he has a few options.
"Midnight Maestro and Shady Operator are both bang on for the cross country."
