Title-chasing Gordon Elliott sends out four runners in the 100,000 euros Goffs Land Rover Bumper at the Punchestown Festival on Tuesday.

Commander Of Fleet, a point to point winner at Moig South last month, appears to be his leading hope and he will sport the Gigginstown House Stud colours alongside Column Of Fire and Ferocious. Santana Plessis is the other Elliott-trained contender.

Rival Willie Mullins has only one contender in this richly-endowed heat with his son Patrick teaming up with Think Positive, who was a winner at Towcester for Peter Hedger back in November.

Philip Hobbs runs That's A Given, who won on his only start so far at Huntingdon last month.

Lagostovegas heads the weights for Mullins in the Killashee Handicap Hurdle, which boasts 60,000 euros in prize money.

He is one of six for Mullins along with last week's Fairyhouse winner Low Sun, Bunk Off Early, Nessun Dorma, True Self and Pietralunga.

Elliott also fires more than one arrow at the extended two-mile heat, with Morgan, Duca De Thaix, Ben Dundee, Veinard and Vicario all in the mix.

The handler is also well represented in the closing Dooley Insurances Flat Race with three runners while Mullins has no runners.

The Kildare Hunt Club Fr Sean Breen Memorial Chase for the Ladies Perpetual Cup opens the card and last year's winner Enniskillen will be back again for Peter Maher.

Blue Templar was third on that occasion for Enda Bolger and he is also in the field again.