Red/Green eye reduction brush?

Hi,
I've started taking pictures at my local indoor dog agility training night. Due to the poor lighting I use an external flash unit (Nikon SB600) but this produces pictures with green eye, the canine equivalent to red eye.
I can't use the red eye reduction setting on the camera as this produces a delay that's no good for action shots.
Unfortunately the red eye removal tool in Aperture has little or no affect. Can anyone suggest a way of removing this green eye reflection?
Thanks,
Dave.

Photoshop or an Aperture curves adjustment that is brushed in to desaturate and darken or something thereabout = the real answer is get your light(s) off access from your subject - it will improve your photos more than anything else in a lot of ways. Depending on what camera you are using your built in flash can act as wireless remote trigger and you can control ratios from your camera (don't forget to make sure that you put your camera in commander mode and your on camera flash to off vs TTL - this will make it act like a trigger while providing NO light).
RB

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