article_snippet: the unluckiest horse at last year’s Cheltenham Festival?
article_snippet: But were we all conned by the final-furlong surge that he conjured under jockey Sam Twiston-Davies to grab third place behind Jezki and My Tent Or Yours, just in front of dual winner Hurricane Fly in fourth?
article_snippet: Sam Twiston-Davies has unfinished business in Monday's big race at Cheltenham .
article_snippet: Significantly, he is also the choice of stable jockey Ruby Walsh.
article_snippet: With hopes resting on the shoulders of the 22-year-old Twiston-Davies and the gelding trained by the 22-year-old Twiston-Davies father Nigel — and with the Irish wave advancing
article_snippet: Since last year’s meeting, Sam, whose two Festival winners include The New One in the 2013 Neptune Investment Novices’ Hurdle, has been appointed stable jockey to champion trainer Paul Nicholls, the best job in jump racing.
article_snippet: But he admits he does not know if he would have accepted such riding riches had he been made to leave the star in he father’s stable behind.