By PA Sport Staff
Cheltenham Gold Cup runner-up Denman features among 17 entries for the totesport Bowl at Aintree next Thursday.
Paul Nicholls' nine-year-old was found to be suffering from a fibrillating heart earlier in the season and made an inauspicious comeback at Kempton in February.
However, he bounced back to something like his best when chasing home stablemate Kauto Star in the blue riband event at Prestbury Park last time.
A trip to Merseyside is now firmly on the agenda.
Albertas Run and Exotic Dancer give Jonjo O'Neill a strong hand in the Grade Two contest, while last year's winner Our Vic and Madison Du Berlais are both possibles for David Pipe.
Brilliant Racing Post Chase scorer Nacarat is also engaged at this stage.
Notre Pere and Offshore Account could both make the journey from Ireland, while The Listener and Ryanair Chase winner Imperial Commander are other contenders in a fascinating contest.
Cheltenham Gold Cup runner-up Denman features among 17 entries for the totesport Bowl at Aintree next Thursday.
Paul Nicholls' nine-year-old was found to be suffering from a fibrillating heart earlier in the season and made an inauspicious comeback at Kempton in February.
However, he bounced back to something like his best when chasing home stablemate Kauto Star in the blue riband event at Prestbury Park last time.
A trip to Merseyside is now firmly on the agenda.
Albertas Run and Exotic Dancer give Jonjo O'Neill a strong hand in the Grade Two contest, while last year's winner Our Vic and Madison Du Berlais are both possibles for David Pipe.
Brilliant Racing Post Chase scorer Nacarat is also engaged at this stage.
Notre Pere and Offshore Account could both make the journey from Ireland, while The Listener and Ryanair Chase winner Imperial Commander are other contenders in a fascinating contest.