Canterbury Race 4 Number 4 Friday 28/1/05

And teacher has made his first ever mistake: The horse name is:

Prince of Midnight (not pride of midnight)

Yellow, Green with Shamrock sleeves, trained by A.J. Edmonds @ Warwick Farm an Octagonal horse out of Stay Lucky was having its first race start ridden by Darren Beadman.

Get yourself a decent database Boxter and you could find all this information in about 10 seconds flat.

It's easy boxter. You just do a form search on something like Ozeform or ********************. That tells you when the horse's last run was. Then on the Unitab website, go to 'Results and Search', find that race, click on the horse's name and there you are: Yellow, Green shamrock and sleeves.

Yep...nice and easy like that....when they get the ************ naame right...lol

Congratulations young La Mer you are correct!

You you must have a database which you pay for? If so fine. If not please let me know link.

By the way that was not the neddy I was chasing and maybe care you not.

Meanwhile back, does anyone have a free link for the casual observer where one can punch in a horse name and get the color info.

If anyone solves this I'll give out the 'good run' neddy's name ( for what it's worth to you professionals ) and it did run at Canterbury 28/1/05.

Brilliant SportZ! Try telling tabonline the horse's name is purple stripes with a black cap!

If I knew the name I would'nt be wasting yours or my time.

Boxter, can't offer you a free link but can offer to get you the name of your horse, and would be more then happy to do so if you would tell us the colors. I checked through for purple stripes with a black hat and only come up with Sammy Dee in the last, only finished 8 of 11 though but did hang out a bit, does this help? (don't worry about missing your odds i don't think this forum would greatly lower your odds, i'm certainly not interested).

Cheers ED

green and white checks with white cap

cheers

Can't locate anything that exactly fits that description, but in race 7 Silver Street colours are described as Green, white circles and cap