The stunner flew to Ireland to see the nag train as he aims to pick up a £1m pay-out by winning today’s Champion Hurdle.

Danni, 23, from Coventry spent the day at the Castletown stables of trainer Noel Meade in County Meath.

The super horse is guaranteed the massive payday by betting exchange WBX if it wins the big race.

Go Native has already won Newcastle’s Fighting Fifth Hurdle and the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton to set up the bonus bid.

Danni and Go Native were snapped checking out the nation’s favourite racing pull out.

More than 200,000 punters are expected to walk through the turnstiles throughout the meeting with 65,000 estimated to turn up on Friday for the Gold Cup.

The course will also accommodate 650 helicopter landings making it the busiest temporary airfield in the country beating Silverstone on British Grand Prix day.

More than six million viewers will tune in to Channel 4 throughout the week to watch their coverage of five races each day. And the prize money up for grabs is a staggering £3.5m.