» Hy" HORA RY HUHEROLOG Y uF rHE F i BY Eke author of s ‘Master-key of Numbers?) (Horary Numerdlegy as applied io cotton Market! ,)('Hore Siddhi', sumerology in © Nutshell’) Bean Theepy of Astrology,) ete.\"\ am a’ RASAJOCONTENTS PaGE PART I rod Introduction CHAPTER I Planets and Numbers a 5 Numbers and Divine Manifestation ceo Hypocrisy in Racing Systems eh & What is Horary Numerology? ... i planets and Their Basic Numbers 5 Higher Numbers of Planets 1 Er 3 Basic and Higher Numbers of Planets ... 2 Influence of Planets bh ae CHAPTER I Horses and Their Running Numbers w.4. 33 Form Study of Horses Essential ere ae Easy Method of Picking Winners a CHAPTER Il Importance of Basic and Higher Numbers... 27 R Which Govern Planetary Movements 29 — the Prime Necessity of Progress in “ hi = Si PART I : is, and Standard Movements of oe ¢ Per ee 39a _ vi HORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TURF Mercury Venus Sun Mars Jupiter Relative Strength of Rising Planets PART Ill CHAPTER I Horary Directional Chart and How to Prepare It ae de fae § Lt CIAPTER I East and West Zones of the Directional Chart Hora Determines the Planetary Order CHAPTER Ill What are the Normal and Abnormal Horas Normal Horas Abnormal Horas Planets and the Ten Directional Charts How the Zones & Horas Actually Rule in Practice ua Horary Directional Charts PART IV CHAPTER | Affinity of Planets CHAPTER Il LPQR Plan of Investment Pace 50 59 63 G7 116 120CONTENTS i “sty Gi Gy CHAPTER IIL Pace How to Prepare Your Own Race Card or Program 128 Method of Selecting Horses from Your Race Card A. a diss 128 CHAPTER IV Psycho-analysis of Horse Racing ww 180 Wanted Fool-proof Racing Systems wa 108 Don'ts in Racing va a tae Od Conclusion er: n P86 PART V Grey Hound Racing. Fo ... 189 Horary Directional CHARTS Pace Chart No. 1 — Mars Pe aie No. 2— Venus — .. 69 . No, 3— Mercury ae w+ 89 . No. 4— Moon bes ot oD No. 5—4Sun _ .. 90 No. 6&— Mercury - .. 90 No. 7— Venus a a. “SE No. 8 — Mars Te ee. | No. 9— Jupiter ea sion » No. 10— Saturn val secu Oak enthie AT INTRODUCTION Where is the world leading to? Rather a difficult question for one to answer. The race for human existence has become so much intensified in modern days that at places hunian brain has far surpassed its potential scope and is driving deep to have a peep into eternity. Money has become the main axle on which modern civilization revolves, Natur- ally, therefore, human happiness has become syno- nymous with the acquisition of wealth which, at one time, philosophers were inclined to discard with disdain. : SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST: was the theory | propounded by Darwin the great author and Philo- sopher and with these words he created a human race between all kinds of men to prove to the world who was Je ‘fittest’. It goes on without limita- tions of the time_and space. It goes on eternally and yet the fittest has to be- found. That has been the curse of humanity, one eternal riddle which sages of old have failed to solve. Modern civilization has justified the chase for money as natural phenomenon, Every human being from the time of its birth to its last days has to de- pend for his growth and comforts on the acquisi- tion of wealth. People, who have made riches the passion of their life, have very often come to grief, and having reached the limit of their avarice, have happiness an illusive quantity, The mean between the Prince of Beggars and Croesus of Wealth, is the possession of modern wealth which— ee! TURF ~ LORARY NUMEROLOGY or THE ae is 10 ag. There is 2 speaks happiness to the human being pi oyal road to riches. The road to PEO to balance ‘ope-walk, where the human being me into an iuiaself cleverly, and once lost has ft iris a deep byss cf despair and disappointment eS ae valley of poverty where the torture 7 qaillen- ind the body is a natural sequence: and mee ainms, the world has been trying, rsh em happi- philosopher's stone which gives wealt = as ness to the human heart. The search bas Dé oa vain and therein has been written the great trage@y of human life. It is to attempt and never realise. However, the author of this book has at last sue- ceeded to find out a way, small and little though it be, to attain at least partially, or to some extent, a part of the human goal. An attempt has been made to place before the students of Numerolo a concise and simple system by which they will be — able to probe into the mysteries of the Turf. Horary Numerology is based on the rotary movements of the Seven main planets. How and in what manner they move from race to race has been explained in a very simple language. There are no elaborate calculations and casting of time horoscopes like many other systems. The results based on the re- searches and observations, extending over a quarter of a century, are placed before the students, This system makes a departure from the conventional and orthodox principles of planeta b ty control over numbers. To what extent this de justified can only be judged by a ay — has: been examination of this book ° OS 40d critical Students are, therefore, r equested to study thi | very carefully and satisfy themselves ee ae ; |PART I CHAPTER I PLANETS AND NUMBERS Millions are being lost year after year in this reat game of Kings. Thousands are ruined with atal regularity, but the ruin is not so much due to any inherent evil in Racing. It is entirely due to ignorance of the masses. There are people who, with the Snebicn of knowledge, have made rac- ing an actually paying proposition. There is no evil m racing. It is as good a business as any other, and requires as much research, perseverance and method as any other business. Likewise in racing also we find a lot of hypocrisy. There are those who would sell you charms of success. There are others who would give you ‘Dark Flukes’ while there is still another class who would tip you ‘Jockey Snaps’ and ‘Stable information’. That is all humbug as you know it. As in any other trade, racing has also its own divine and mystic influence which mysteriously con- trols the happenings on the Race Course, There is nothing in life which cannot be attributed to cause and action. So is with ogee It is revealed to few and understood by fewer still. Numpers anp Divine MantristaTion By a remarkable science known as the science of Horary Numerology we have perfected a system 4 ill |€ “HORARY NUMEROLOE ty which selections in 9 siccess. The selections a theory of planetary con of horses. The research with the aid of this Set - proved that < ne Racing with all its parap! paddocks, jockeys with their owners and finally the wee e ance, but the ultimate reall bers, which are put down on the been awarded the stakes. numbers play in racing can well be j fact that whatever the form of may be, because a wrong numl the horse or the jockey must fai the first four. The control of planets over racing m in turn over horses is very astonishing. Gad that.a horse whose number is [6) the first race, it is a sure sign that the volling that number will be powerful in races, and only the numbers controlled | a2cording to the basic rules Ho of the sciene Numerology, must predominate at certain. hours. Hypocrisy iw Ractc SYSTEMS Many attempts have been made to ap netary control to racing systems. There are available on all the subjects, ran , tic deductions to colour d paraging in any way the such books, let us say pla lagnosis, but witho ging from efficacy or otherwise: inly that our studies ¢may to ap- could, ations, be have ap- , but their - t of a study make required for that the pre- headway in The gene- has only available ne horoscopes. Asa . _ -HORARY NUMEROLOGY op inal. Pn 4. Mercury. 5 ier : vas given the following 1. Aries, 2. Tauru 2. 5. 3. Gemini, Cancer. 5. Leo. 6. Vireo ! 7 _ 8. Scorpio. 9, ittari 10. Capricornius.11. aie 8 —" The above are given in accordance with the recog- nised rules of astrology. Below is the order in which the seven planets rule over their signs in numbers, a The Sun rules over the 5th’ sign of the Zodiac, The Moon , ~ * 4th Mars a af! lig, Ist and 8th Mercury a ; » 4rd and 6th Jupiter ie i sf Sth and 12th Venus 7 » 2ndand Th , Saturn es m » 10th and llth _,, PLanets anp Tuer Basic Numsers Summarising therefore, we place below the seven planets ae the numbers they control in their res- ve order: Pethe Sun is the ruler of No. TieMoon,, » » » » Mars Eiesiles ity bas arandl Miercery 55° Repeer 2) ak Se ee Venus os oe: Saturn Or pu ar FeBoo, he PLANETS AND NUMBERS 9 Here we have omitted Nos. 11 and 12 as they are igher than No. 10. We are only concerned with 9s. 1 to 10 for the purpose of our study. The sig. nificance of Nos. 11 and 12 will be fully explained in the foregoing chapters. Let it therefore be .m- pressed on your mind that we have seven main planets controlling the whole numerological orcer. If you will read again the allotment of numbers to the varicus planets, which are really the num- bers of the zodiacal signs, you will notice that we have given the same numbers of the positions of the zodiacal signs to all the planets. Students of astrology may not agree with this assignment o! numbers, Our only excuse in departing from ‘he accepted principles is that the results with this allot- ment are more glaring and astounding to a marvel- lous degree. The only authority on this subject of allotment of numbers to planets is John Heyden, He has m:de revelations in his book “Holy Guide” on this sub- ject. We have full respect for this book and its contents, but we wanted to create a new vision, a new angle from which we could observe the in ier working of Nature. How far we have succeeced in our objective, the remaining pages will show. John Heyden allots the following numbers to the seven Planets :— The Sun rules over Nos, 1 and «. The Moon _,, - E 9 and * Saturn rs 7 o 8 Jupiter 7 ‘i is 3 Mars a ES x 9 Venus : a 2 6 vo Mercury . . a‘TURF o- * 10 HORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE ~ We have deliberately omitted “_ and Nep our st ho also share some of the a wre a required for the purpose of they are, in our opinion, in no Way ISS en ‘ey infwnela the ie on the ae ea ; the allotment given by John Heyden. ee ficant fact noticeable is that there is no hive of the digit (0). Number (O) is supposed to Se no value at all, and this view is shared by all ne modern astrologers. We again offer our excuse 12 departing from this accepted principle, In our Opl- vioa, (O) plays a very important part in any Sp! in which the science of Horary Numerology is ap- plied. Our researches have conclusively proved that this fotal number is controlled by the planet Saturn, since it controls the 10th sign of the Zodiac. This planet has regular cyeles of its own, which are fully explained in the following chapters, These cycles are so methodical that we are led to believe that there is some hidden meaning in the mystic number O, Remember then the following order; The Sun controls No. 5 The Moon _,, ; 4 _ Mars i 9 I andeag Mercury / ‘s Sand 6 pps : . ) (4) enus = * 9 Saturn eis ” 9 There are only three planets with viz., Mars, Mercury and Venus; aaa ie a Moon, Jupiter and Saturn have only one nu i allctted to them. For the purpose of our ha No. 10 is considered a linked number of the Sun.| PLANETS AND NUMBERS ut, and both go together. The Moon has also one number, which is linked with Jupiter (9), Uos. 5, and 10 and Nos. 4 and 9 should therefore be con- sidered as linked together like the numbers of the other three planets viz. Mars, Mercury and Venus. How these two pairs move systematically is ex- plained in subsequent pages. Till you reach them, remember these basic numbers. To enable students to write the above assign- ment of numbers to the various planets in symbols, — we give below the numerological Symbol for each planet. Number Symbol Sun | —— . 2 Moon - | Jupiter i 4-9 $ Mars £5 4 Mercury 3-6 Q Venus o-7 / 3 Since the Sun and Sat2 -HORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TURE in many races.’ For the third time we have to digress n the recognised method of assessing the value of each higher number. No, 12 is gene- rally considered as No. 3 (1+2) so also 89 is con- sidered as No. 3 (S+9=1=14 9-9) ‘These values may Or may not be made applicable to the various other methods or systems, We have, how- ever, taken the liberty of discarding this method creating, instead, in our own way, a practical one more demonstrative and convincing. The sig- nificance attached to each higher number of a parti- _ cular planet can only be judged as our study pro- ceeds. In the meanwhile let us find out what the higher numbers are when read with their basic numbers. \ { q We have only given higher numbers upto 51 as we do not expect to see more than this number run- ning in any race. The following are therefore the basic and higher numbers of the seven main planets, Basic & Hicher Numpers or Planets Planets. Basic Numbers. Higher Numbers. The Sun 5 10-11, 20-21, 22-23, 40-41, The Moon 4 9° 44 45, 46-47 Mars land 8 16-17, 39-88, 34-35 M , Sand 6 12-13, 24-25, 26-27 hat 48-49, 50, sl upiter a 18-19, 36-37, 38-39 ve Qand7 14-15, 28-29, 30-31 Saturn 10 Merged into the Sun *As an exception the Moon (4) has only one her No. 9. = The higher numbers are based ¢ quadruple influence of the bPLANETS AND NUMBERS 13 the Sun whose basic number is 5, carries Nos. 10-11 20-21, 22-23, 40-41. These higher numbers are only double or quadruple of the basic No, 5. Half of No, 10 is 5; so also half of 11 is 5%. Omit the half as of no value and you have 5. So also fupiter whose basic number is 9 will have 39 as its higher number, Half of 39 is 19%, half of this is 9%, i.e. 9. The significance of each planet with its higuer numbers and the part it plays is fully explained in subsequent chapters. | But remember Venus which has basic nuraber 2 will not come under this method, as its double in- fluence will be 4 which is under Moon. Its quaaru- ple number is 8 which is the basic number of Mars. The double influence of Mars 1 will‘not be 2 or its quadruple influence 4 as both these numbers ccme under Venus and Moon respectively. The double influence of Mercury 3 is 6 which comes unde: it ‘as its basic number. | ~ Let it, therefore, be impressed upon your mind | : that the numbers as set forth above are the cor-» rect ones in their order, and without being afraid. of the long array, you should proceed cautiously to learn the significance of each planet and the intrin- , sic value of its numbers. Don't make any attempt to substitute any other numbers against the planets. In fact avoid reading two systems at one time, or mixing them with each other. In order to der've the fullest benefit, your utmost reliance and con- fidence in one system is necessary and when you are concentrating on one, forget all others. INFLUENCE OF PLANETS If you will refer to Chapter 1 “Numbers and Divine } orummuroLocy OF THE 7 : the planet serve that we have mentioned that i : import which comes first in the first race agit wently- ant part in influencing certain races ps. to Let us, therefore, study its influence pie px * race by taking haphazardly any racing | see ing what results we actually get. In selecting the following example ‘our system. in any way-selected such as would << ae Our intention is not to mislead our stu ma ie place before them some material from whieh coauit can carry on further researches. More ce aa factors may come to their knowledge whic tae author may have failed to notice. We assute SGN’ therefore, that we are giving such exarnples as are more demonstrative and which would help the stu- derts to know how the science works. _Horary_SyS- tem_of Numerology. canbe applied to any, centre in che world where horse-racing is held. (In fact this system can equally be applied to all games in 14 HORARY N which numbers play an important part. Irrespec- tive of the place or the game, the system is univer- sal in its application and can be used with safety. We shall of course try to give examples from the various centres in India and other countries just to show you how, without an elaborate study of Ephemeris, the system can be applied .to any part of the world wherever races of any animal beasts-aré held, which are indicated by nutuhmre oo he ee? Wateh ate indicated by numbers, We take Bombay December 1934. Ther day. If we summarise the resul numbers only, we find the f il of these Taces in e€ fo i first four numbers are given ey: Re aly the the fe ne ) Tae as 5 we are only concerned with their ‘Ssignifican ce, Eighth Day—Saturday, 29th | € were nine races on this oes * * 4 ‘ —16 ' HORARY NUMEROLOGY oF THE TURF tion horse) in the firs : 2 ; Pe Sa bones prevails throughout the . _ _ SARATOGA RAC ; 24 Day meeting, The (U.S.A.), Third Day of the . i day Au ust 9 me Were eight races. The first tate woe phere The fol owing was the a ig was at 2-30 p.m. . Race Time Post | No. P.M. Position or Horse me ag ee — 3 8 oe II 3-30 (4) 6 5 2 i Se ey ce Vo 4.30 1 (4) 5 3 VI 5 (4) 2 3 1 VH 5-30 (9) = (4). 1 6 Vil 6 Se The winner or post position horse in the first race was Moon (4). It ruled again at 3-30 p.m. after a lapse of one hour. It came again at 5 p.m. in the sixth race. It appeared at 4-30 p.m. in the second position. Finally, in the seventh race it ruled with its linked number (9) in the post position and with its basic No. 4 in the second position. In the last race it appeared in the fourth position and its linked number in the second position. It will thus be apparent to you how fait the first planet (PP) with its numbers, basic or linked and how it rules consistently the day. In the subsequent pages judge the strength of eachPLANETS AND NUMBERS 17 and to find out by which particular number, whe- ther basic or higher, a planet is likely to rule from race to trace, But before you proceed further it is essential for you to know the planets and their basic or higher numbers by heart. QUIZ: What are the higher numbers of the Sun? What is the linked number of Jupiter (9) ? Name the planet which rules Nos. 12 and 13. What are the higher numbers of Moon (A)? What is the linked number of Saturn 11? How are higher numbers of planets determined? Name the planet which is merged in SaturnCHAPTER II HORSES AND THEIR RUNNING NUMBERS You have by now learnt the significance of the numbers by observing at a glance how important part they play in racing. If you will forget for a moment the names of the horses and only concell- trate on their running numbers (numbers which are actually worn by them), you will at once notice what a strange result takes place. There are also other numbers which are allotted to horses. These are called Side or Draw Numbers or starters. The system set forth in this book is equally applicable to these numbers also, bit our present study is con- fined to the running numbers only,)which are ex- changed for dividend money. While selecting a horse only you are hesitant about its capacity to win or at least to come among the first four. But » on the contrary, if you are to be armed with the knowledge about the potential power of a number your selection would become absolutely easy, It c obvious therefore that in selecting your horses not only have you to consider their forms, but also con- centrate on the numbers allotted to them. When working on numerology, more attention should “gal paid to the running numbers and the planets con. trolling them which are going strong from ra : ‘a race. More up-to-date yo more advanced you will b rology. Let it therefore U are in your form s * e in the science of nun o be impressed upon yo aHORSES AND THEIR RUNNING NUMBERS mind that the study of numbers is absolute] tial in order to strengthen your choice of sel 34 ‘ ena ee % Aa Ped ees Fons Stupy or Horses EssEntiA ih Remember racing is not a machine working in a grooves, but the movements of animals as ntelligent as the human beings. Horses are just like them. They are subject to climatic conditions. They move about from place to place. Is it not, therefore, necessary for you to know their move- __ ments and their past and present achievements in _ order to judge their capacity? It is just possible _ that your form study is not helpful to you in spite _ of your close observations and sometimes you may _ go wrong, but whatever notes you may have made ; a particular horse, they will serve as a criterion ing the potential power of a horse when ing numerology. It is, therefore, necessary, part of this system, that you should devote time for the study of form to enable you to the right horse. A planet has on an ave- four numbers, and unless you are up- your form study, the power of elimina- numbers which are not considered restricted. A student should be able numbers of a planet which are nae re study this more critically by , select Poona Races— 0» , MORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TURF | PR Horse Race No or * Silene ate s © ——Ruling Planet | | ST 1 IV (First Horse) | 1 i a a. 2 ed 8 13 Venus — 8 gl Ie 3 13 ‘3 4 5 1 a 6 Sun 5 5 2 4 6 ‘i 6 iS 12 18 14 Venus | if 2 1 9 5 Venus | 8 1] o 20 17 Sun | If you will refer to the last column, you will find — | that we have given the ruling planets of the win. | ners in all the races. Is it not astounding to see the | faithful nature in which the planets or their num- bers rule from race to race? As there were nearly 20 horses in some races, it was but natural for you to study the planets with their higher numbers. You got the confirmation that higher numbers would | rule on that day since Mercury with its No, 12 came in the Ist race. Your form study of horses must come into play, and you must be able to judge immediately which higher numbers and in what races they are likely to develop. Easy Mersop or Pickinc Winners But you may not be sufficiently advanced in your form study, and therefore will require a more firmer data on which you can work with sat You must have by now fully realised that w other racing systems, in which elaborate tions have to be made before you are to take a jump, our present system ihae Eh HORSES AND THEIR RUNNING NUMBERS 2 to eliminate altogether these helpful methods. We must have something new, something elastic and quick that will put us on the right track. We are ignoring all the mundane astrological aspects, and creating our own small horizon from which we read the future. This horizon is. only seen after the end of the first race. We will then be in a position to know which planets with their numbers have ap- peared on the horizon and what influence they will have on the remaining races. It is a condition then that without a clear-cut map of the horizon before you, no attempt will be made to forecast. Your presence on the Race course is therefore prime necessity. Without any prejudice and armec with sufficient knowledge of form study, you enter any Race Track or any place where stakes are offered on rotating numbers. You wait till the firs: race or game is over and see what the first fou numbers have come to rule. Then determine thei controllers. The group comprising these planets is your horizon from which all your further selections are to be based. To this group other planets when they rise from race to race will also be added. In the result under study, we find that the order of the first four horses was asWe have in the first race a winner under No. 12. Therefore, Mercury with its No. 12 or any of its other numbers would become strong in subsequent races at stated hours. We note down this number and its ruler, and mark all the horses coming under it in the remaining races. The second horse whose number is 10 comes under the influence of the Sun (Saturn), and should be considered strong after Mercury the first horse. The third horse whose number is 1 comes under Mars, and therefore we can anticipate that it will rule after the first two a The fourth horse is under the influence cow : ie most important planet after S ourth horse of the first race is “Drogressive and the planet Filing it must develop rc a : the remaining races, Look over ain a 19. i ieee page 19 29 will at once observ €~~ T 1 et sg eh HORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TURF ee ful and there Were 5 winners under them- ‘ se (1) and Venus (7) became leliete, : We select still one more e@ Race four Day, Friday ‘th Doce, Oaks up Day, r r Viceroy’s C PP Race No. or Horse I Il Ii IV 1 6 1 3 2 g L 3 6 4 8 S 9 8 4 4 1 5 2 3 5 10 2 13 9 6 16 8 6 19 In the first race Mercury with Nos, 3 and 6 ruled in the Ist and 3rd places, Mars (1) ruied in the second place, while Venus (2) riled in the 4th place. See how the effect of these planets has come in the remaining races, We select yet another example. Randwick Race Course, Australia—Anniversary Meeting First Day, Saturday, January 24, 1948. PP ace No, or horse Race No : ‘a rs v 10 8 2 3 : 9g 4 § i 3 4 6 8 8 4 3 - % 4 10 6 10 4 7 2 1HORSES AND THEIR RUNNING NUMBERS 95° We choose one more example to show that irres- pective af the place where the eas cae a Ge science can be applied with confidence. : We take Kolhapur (India) Spring Meeting—Fifth’ Day—Saturday, 4th April, 1831:_” eo PP Race No or Horse iD Il TI IV 1 7 ti 8 2 2 x 3 9 4 3 2 if 6 4 4 7 I § 1 5 ] 2 4 3 6 i 4 5 3 7 2 1 3 4 § il 8 6 12 Venus with its Nos. 7 and 2 became powerful in the first race, and ruled consistently in the remain- ing races, Mars 1-8 also ruled in some races. From these examples it will be obvious to yon how important part the first horse and its number play and the influence it bears ‘on the remaining races. The first, second, third and fourth horses therefore form the background of your horizon, and the planets controlling them are instrumental in shaping the movements of their numbers in the te- maining races throughout the day. But it is absolutely imperative to judge which articular horse, whether first, second, third or ‘ourth is likely to become strong. You must have noticed that in some instances the planet ruling the first horse became powerful and its numbers ruled faithfully, while in other cases planet ruling the : i A AT asa »hr, 26 HORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TURF Sec i t eg third or fourth horse became effective. In Potential. apter you will be told how to judge the that are likeh<*, % cach planet and the numbers é y to develop, ean in the Racing centres of the Common- 41 COUNMIeS, it is nok customary to declare the ourth number of the horse. Only the first three numbers are declared, as the fourth number carries no stake money. In the U.S.A. the third horse is called SHOW. Where therefore, only the three numbers are declared the study will have to be con- fined to these numbers only, The most important numbers are, of course, second and third and your selection should be made from these two numbers. QUIZ: How is the horizon formed? What is the sionificance of the first number in the first race? How the background of the horizon is formed? What are progressive planets? Why fourth number is important?CHAPTER Il IMPORTANCE OF BASIC AND HIGHER NUMBERS We take it that you have by now made a very thorough study of the numbers and their move- ments from race to race You Taust have realised how reliable they are once they begin to move. In your research you must have observed that a certain planet rules very powerfully with the same number in almost all races: while on other oceasions it rules with any of its basic or higher numbers This may be attributable to two reasons: either the basic-numbers carried by 4 planet may have been cancelled or the race having a wider field, the highe: numbers must have prevailed. Planets as a rule stick to the same numbers from race to race. Thus if the Sun, (5) appears among the first four horses he will represent most probably with the same number from race to race, No consideration should there- fore be given to the higher numbers unless they actually appear in any race. A planet that rises in any race must as a rule develop immediately after some time and the number whether basic or higher by which it represents must automatically follow. Let us now tum our attention to the method by which we are able to locate the influence of a rising planet from race to race, For our study we take 4 series of examples and show how the influence ot a rising Plan should be judged. In studying this “ ‘very careful to ascertain ‘running in a race28 _ HORARY NUMEROLOGY oF THE TURF i and what numbers have b, information is not before sine oe If this on wrong hypothesis, , working We take Poona (India) Ra i ces—F day—Ist September 1934. The — es a follows: — Pe Race N ace No. or Horse ; i re mar 1 6 a 8 4 No, 2 Me 5 & i. Nes 2 5 3 a te All Ran 4 u 2 1 8 Nos, 3 and 9 5 a 4°10 5 Nos..3, 8 and 2 6 > 10 ll 6 No. 2 7 5 9 i 8 No, 2 8 9 4 10 8 No. 7 9 iis ie, 9 Nos, 4 and 7 Here is a complete result before you. Let us now study this critically, but before we do so it is neces- sary for us to know the combination of numbers. As you have already learnt that planets have basic and higher numbers. For the purpose of our study we have already linked Jupiter with the Moon and the Sun with Saturn. It therefore follows that whenever we are on the look out for Jupiter, we cannot ignore the Moon; so also in the case of the Sun. held at 2-30 P.M. and the th their respective rmbers The first race was following planets wi ruled at that hour.IMPORTANCE OF BASIC AND HIGHER NUMBERS 29 Mercury No. 6 Sun No. 5 Mercury No. 3 Moon No. 4 (Venus No. 2 not run). The first and the third horses were under the in- fluence of Mercury, while the second and the fourth were under the Sun and the, Moon respectively. The second horse which came under the Sun be- came powerful throughout the day, and was pro- minent at 3 P.M, 3-30 P.M., 4, 4-30, 5, 5-30 and 6 P.M. Mercury although ruled in the first race with its double numbers, became weak and appear- ed only in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 9th races in the second and third positions only. -Remember then that out of your horizon one planet is likely to be strong throughout the. day, and must rule at stated hours. But how to find which particular planet is likely to be strong and rule throughout the day? In the following paragraph you will be told how to judge the potential power of a planet from among the group in the horizon. Rutes Warcn Govern PLaNetary MoveMENTS To proceed with our studies. We take an ima- inary day and draw the following map of the Ce based on the ruling planets in the first race. The result say was 183—+—5—3. an i | ae i callHORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TURF We have on this horizon Mercury with its No. 13 in the first position, Moon 4 in the second, the Sun 5 in the third, and Mercury again with No. 3 in the fourth position. The following are the general rules that govern the movements of planets which appear on the horizon, The rules will give the standard movements of first, second, third and fourth horses. Rule No. 1: The Planet which appears in the first race and controls the first horse always be- comes powerful immediately for one hour, and thereafter at an interval of every, one hour which may, due to various reasons (such as cancellation of numbers, or absent from races) be postponed to two hours even, This condition is brought about only when some other planet becomes overwhelm- ingly strong. The influence of this planet is always strong in se last race, and be on the look out for it with any of its numbers. Rule No. 2; The Planet which controls the second horse is always a progressive planet and must automatically rule in subsequent races, [t invariably rules for one hour, which if it is strong, may be extended to 2 hours. The peculiarity of ya, ant: ‘ oo ai, ———————— ! ftin second every half mes a win- ds the close. deep d let in any ut this only ce) It it shows its is ruling in to fourth tule imme- appears i for such a h position32 ~~ HORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TURF These are the four. miles i I { governin; ruling on the horizon. Refer again o bs = at page 29. You will observe that we have Mercury ruling at No. 13, and with its No. 3 in the first and fourth positions respectively. By appearing fourth this planet weakens its position and must disappear for some time. The Moon and the Sun who Sec pied the second and the third place on the horizon must as a matter of fact become powerful, and they must occupy winning positions alternately. Now refer back again to page 27 where the result of Poona Race—Fourth Day—Saturday—Ist Sep- tember 1934 is shown. We will now summarise this result in the light of the above four rules, isthace; G 5 $8 4 The first planet Mercury ruled In the 2nd race with its No. 3 (Third position In the 3rd race with its No. 3 (Second position In the 4th race with its No, 12 (Third positior In the 6th race with its No. 6 (Fourth position ' In the 9th race with its No. 13 and 12 in the 2nd and $rd_ positions. This planet became absolutely weak in the 5th, 7th, and 8th races in spite of the double influence it had in the first race. . The-second planet the Sun ruled In the Ind race with its No, 5 (Second position) In the Srd race with its No, 5 (First position) In the 4th race with its No. 11 (First position), In the Sth race with its No, 10 and 3 in Jn the 6th race with its No, 5, 10 &IMPORTANCE OF BASIC AND HIGHER NUMBERS 88, Mark the consistency of this planet and observe how faithfully it has ruled from race to race. This was the second progressive planet and according to rule 2 must become powerful and rule with all its force. The third planet ruled at the same time as the first. The fourth planet the Moon ruled in In the Srd race with its No. 4 (Third position) Yn the Sth race with its No. 4 (Second position) In the 7th race with its No. 9 (Second position) Tn the 8th race with its No. 9 & 4 (First & Second positions) In the 9th race with its No. 9 (Fourth position) The fourth was the next powerful planet after the second horse, and ruled with accuracy, Re- member the value of No. 4 is also No, 9 as both are linked together just in the same way as Mars 1 is linked with 8: When therefore the selection is of the Moon, Jupiter sliould not be ignored. We take another example—Bombay Spring Meeting—First Day—Wednesday 27th February 1936. The result was as follows: FP Race No or Horse I Il Ii IV 1 10 13 18 2 9 2 8 10 6 3 6 7 5 8 4 5 10 3 12 5 5 6 ] 14 6 6 10 ll 9 a 4 15 18 16 8 13 14 12 7 We will now discuss how the rules are to be inter:34 HORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TOM oreted. \ccording to Rule No. 1, the planet ri the me horse in the first race ee mmediately for one hour, In the : ling i have the Sun (Saturn) with its No- 4 the a first race, We therefore fix lanet Venus (2) The Fourth horse was under the Fae and was therefore strong m een these two The choice was therefore betw 5 planets, and we fix these two. numbers for the . cond race. The second and -; =m were un i f Mereury and Jupifer, and we a" the influence 0! y edie aes sumed that they would be races, The result of the second race was as follows: Ist Horse Venus _ 9nd Horse = Mars. 3rd Horse Sun 4th Horse Mereury Here.according to our calculations both the Sun at its No. 10 and Venus at No. 2 became powerlul and ruled; while Mercury and Jupiter were conspi- cuous by their absence among the first three horses. In the second race Mars (8) and Mercury (6) came in second and fourth places respectively. As pre- ference has to be given to the fourth horse when considering the next immediate race, there is no alternative but to fix Mercury (6) as a likely win- ner and Mars (8) in a place position. The other two planets from the previous race viz. Venus and - the Sun have also to be remembered being pro- gressive. The result of the third place was as follows:: * ig ' 36 , HORARY NUMEROLOGY OF THE TUKF [ im some races. were Tunning, Th Qt horses : je TW a mber f ‘hi ‘ | = a Horses Sd, 17 ‘ 4h 16 ' St 35 ; Gh |. 42 , Mars with its number 1 appeared in the first race in the 8rd position and with higher number (16) in the third race in the same position. Since higher numbers were running we assumed that higher numbers of planets would have to be taken into account, No. 16 of Mars in the third race was a pointer that this planet will rule again with this number, It ruled in the last race. See alsa how No. 1 of Mars ruled in the 4th and Sth races, Note also how Mercury with its higher Nos. 12, 13 and 25 and Venus with its Nos. 14,15,29 and $1 have appeared. When considering the potential strength of a planet, due care should be taken of both basic and higher numbers. If Mercury rules say with its basic No. 3 in the second position, it may rule again with this or higher numbers 6 or 12 or 13 or 94, 95, 26 or 27. But the selection of higher number other than 6 should be confined to the sing or the one which has appeared once, and its linke number. If No. 12 has appeared, your selection should be either 12 or 18. The other higher num- hers should be completely ignored. ,{IMPORTANCE OF BASIC AND HIGHER NUMBERS 37 Research THE Prime Necessrry or Procress in Stupy The student is now in full possession of data to commence his research. It is hardly necessary for us to emphasise how important it is to carry out researches in order to satisfy how the different rules and instructions work in practice. Research is therefore a prime necessity for making rapid pro- gress in study. The student should therefore take a series of races from day to day and commence his research in accordance with the principles enun- ciated in the previous chapters. It is just possible that at first he may feel diffident about the workir g of this science, but as he progresses with his study, he will find the science not only interesting but something out of the ordinary which will give him 4 an entirely néw vision never befescs conjured up Ly a _ him. He will develop his power of observation Ly? «7_merely looking at numbers, and thus avoid such extraneous matters as colours, jockeys, trainess or the horses. Remember that when fixing any planet never allow any consideration to weigh with your judgment, except the movements of planets. Move neglected a horse, whose number you think iS 7 strong more chances for it to win. So also if any horse becomes favourite do not be carried av with the idea that it would appear as a winner from it. If our number is strong and lon offered against it, hundred to one we wo rect in our selection. But this study is only confined to principles governing the movements their numbers. It is necessary ho the method by which we can— of HOnaRy NUMEROLOGY OF THE TURF |” Strength of each planet f d make ' ana. ©! Planet from race to race, aul : forecast, In the following pages we shall attempt “ expound the basic principles which generally Sovern the movements of planets. Students are requested to study them very carefully. We = ‘tempted to give some Standard rules, but though the results may sometimes vary, they are on the whole reliable which can only be judged by actual and practical experience,

leave these for your guidance, and if you find that there is some truth in their application, go ahead with them. iter (9) appears as a winner in _ ewes ts influence again not s, hut after about | to indication .of #7" the Ist race, it will repeat 1 immediately like other planet 14 hour. It may not give any ib |IDIOSYNCRASIS AND MOVEMENTS OF PLANETS 65. ing influence by appearing 2nd, 3rd or 4th in any race, but may p p all of a sudden at the stated. hour ae therefore, be a wise =o mark all the horses in the remaining races carrying this number, Your winner may be there waiting your selection. (2) Jupiter (9) when it is a winner or comes in a place position in any race other than the first, it ill repeat its influence immediately for 1 to 1 hour, But if it goes fourth in any race itis an obvious sign of its weakness, and may disappeat for some time. But its recurring influence is a sure guarantee after 1 to 1 hour. (3) Jupiter as already pointed out has a close affinity with the Moon. When therefore you are an the look out for the Moon at any time, never ignore Jupiter. It may take its place. As a mat ter of fact when Jupiter and the Moon are strong, they will alternate with each other in their influ- ence. Cancellation of any of their numbers weakens them, but the more powerful of the two, especially when it is repeating, will always rule. (4) Unless there is a wider field of horses. the higher numbers have no chance to appear. Ii Jupi- ter is strong with its No. 9 on any dav, and if there forget to are any higher numbers running, do not fi consider them as equally strong like the 6 9. When once the higher numbers ta! they of course repeat again. Thev always as long priced numbers an follow them:66 i re 2 No. or orse | i itl IV 1 (9) 3 (4) 2 2 (4) 6 1 8 s (9) 7 2 if 4 iS (18) 4 2 5 (19) (4) 10 I 6 (9) 3 £ 1 T (18) 5 10 2 8 (4) 6 3 1 | 9 6 3 5 10 | | Look over this imaginary result. You will observe | | that the opening event is taken by Jupiter by its \ | Mo. 9. It is followed by the Moon in the second yace and the third race is again ruled by Jupiter. In the 4th race the higher No. 18 appears, and its other higher number becomes a winner in the 5th race. In the next two races Jupiter is again pro- minent. Mark also the effect of the Moon in the 2nd and the 8th races. i (5) However strong you may feel about Jupiter by any consideration, do not be certain about it unless actually seen once in any race. You will then be firm in your judgment. Jupiter is generally | strong from the middle of the day, and remains | powerful till the end. As this is a high dividend planet, its effect should not be overlooked at any time without proper study, y These are the standard movements of thi They give as far as possible the oo . which its influence from race to race can be ju 7; We, however, strike a note of warning tier however reliable these may be, there is always an eee