You can catch a glimpse of him at Navan on Saturday afternoon.
The Westmeath trained Enjoy D'Allen is one of 98 entries for the 2021 Irish Grand National.
Ciaran Murphy's charge has won two from three over fences this year and steps up to three miles at Navan this weekend.
He'll face stiff opposition if he lines up at Fairyhouse on Easter Monday - dual English National winner Tiger Roll has also been entered.
But Murphy, a former Irish national winning jockey, says a step up in trip on better ground will be ideal:
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