Tough Cogry brightens Twiston-Davies's mood after Caspian Caviar cock-up
Nigel Twiston-Davies's day began in frustration when an admin error ruled Riders Onthe Storm out of Saturday's Caspian Caviar Gold Cup, but the trainer's mood was lifted after Cogry's battling victory in the £60,000 3m2f handicap chase.
In recording his fourth win at Cheltenham, Cogry earned a quote of 50-1 from Paddy Power for the Randox Health Grand National and the race is firmly in the sights of Twiston-Davies, who has won the Aintree spectacular twice.
Twiston-Davies frustrated as Caviar hope Riders Onthe Storm's withdrawn in error
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