come on hay chee, lucky colours seems much too precise for your usualmethods

2 morrow i will give u my lucky colors and numbers for saturday Its a lucky day 22 on saturday very lucky number 22

Sorry guys I got distracterd been visulising over seas & didnt get round to posting how time flys 18 months wow anyway here are my luky numbers and colors for saterday green looks lucky 2 morrow also look for spots and pom poms luky numbers 1 and 4 luky jokees look 4 a d in the sirname thats all 4 now take care

Oh the return of the lost

Welcome back Hay Chee!

I still remember "Win win win"

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Hi!
Here is somet to ponder about for those who think that the colours carried, matters.
While I think it's bunkum there is a bit of consistency behind it, once you find that the same colours were used, maybe more than 10 or more times for not even a place, or sometimes over a hundred times for no win, it may make you think.
I think it has more to do with the owners who choose the colours and trainers, and the horses they can afford.
Hence doing the form is the key in my opinion, but what the heck, if you can ignore some colours that's as good as not putting money on a loser.
I colour coded the file:
red: (or orange depending on your vision) never won or placed
green: win div. in the +
blue : place div. in the +
pink : never won (may have placed)
I may have missed a few, but it's for fun so it doesn't matter.
Incidentally I took the first part of the colours field, in the database before the first comma, like:
Colour = "Yellow and blue diagonal stripes", black cap (black cap ignored)
Good luck

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