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zazzle · 05-08-2006, 01:27 PM

I apologize in advance if this report is too off the wall for some of you.
I'm a student of an astrologer named, Rasajo. Seventy years ago he developed an abbreviated Horary that tracks the movement of races. In this Horary there are five planets each having their set numbers, such as Mars is 1 & 8. The students of this Horary record the race results and plot their subsequent movements. Mind you even though I use two different data files and run them through four programs, the Horary compliments this work and on some days does better in demonstrating the randomness of certain events.
At Churchill Downs on Derby Day the Hora was mostly Normal and foward moving. The third race went abnormal (-1) but immediately went back Normal in the 4th race.
Going into the 10th race the Hora looked like this: Normal, (-1), Normal, (+2), (+1), (+1), Repeated, (-1). Observing this pattern the chances for another (-1) happening was near impossible. Years of observing these patterns proved that improbability. Another (-1) move would have been SUN with 5 10 11. I was interested in 10 11 they were now muted.
I decided the Hora would move Normal as it did before, that would be VENUS with 2 7 14 15 or go (+1) which was also strong, that would be MARS with 1 8 16 17. Considering only those eight horses in my programs,
#8 was a standout. When I saw 7 in the post-parade he looked washed out, and I had one of those moments when the outcome is divined and complete, Barbaro would win the Derby. The last two races went Normal and (+1) magical.
If I haven't completely turned you off, I have a tutorial website
called www.Dowsing-for-Dollars.com that explains other ways to judge
racing.

Snag · 05-08-2006, 02:55 PM

I guess there is no need to apologize in advance. I don't understand it even after reading it twice. I guess that was my fault.

The Judge · 05-08-2006, 03:41 PM

I would be more impressed if another one of your horses had won. This horse was undefeated and the favorite.

dancingbrave · 05-08-2006, 04:27 PM

Sorry but this sounds like the garbage in the "Old Moore's Almanac" that a horse carrying between 10 stone 2 and 10 stone 11 will will the grand national and that the fav will with the 2000 guineas etc.

If there is any truth in this put your own money up - post your picks in advance for a month and we'll see from there.

Koko · 05-08-2006, 04:32 PM

I'd be willing to bet that your system is so in tune with the universal consciousness that you can pick the winners of 100% of the races you handicap, after the race is run.

zazzle · 05-08-2006, 05:09 PM

First this is not my system, the work as I wrote started 70 years ago and it is still viable. Posting picks is somewhat impractable as the results of the previous race needs to be know, all 4 finishers are important. I could on some evenings do this, but the posts would be about 10 minutes before the next race.
I thought with all the data crunching that's on this board, something of this nature might appeal to handicappers looking for a way to feel the joy of knowing your right before the race is run.

PaceAdvantage · 05-08-2006, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by zazzle

First this is not my system, the work as I wrote started 70 years ago and it is still viable. Posting picks is somewhat impractable as the results of the previous race needs to be know, all 4 finishers are important. I could on some evenings do this, but the posts would be about 10 minutes before the next race.
I thought with all the data crunching that's on this board, something of this nature might appeal to handicappers looking for a way to feel the joy of knowing your right before the race is run.

That's quite alright! We have guys posting TONS of posts only a minute or two before they go off. Having you post 10 minutes before the race will be a breath of fresh air....Make sure you check out the SELECTIONS area of this board and feel free to post away some night in the near future.

Also, didn't you contact me about placing an ad on this site? Whatever happened to that? Or am I reading the ad right now?

zazzle · 05-08-2006, 05:20 PM

Yes I inquired about rates. I never received a reply, at least one that recongnized, please send it again.

PaceAdvantage · 05-08-2006, 05:30 PM

Sent you a reply on May 1....will send another now....

Koko · 05-08-2006, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by zazzle

Posting picks is somewhat impractable as the results of the previous race needs to be know, all 4 finishers are important.

If you didn't have some way of documenting you previous performances, either by posting in advance (yes 10 minutes in advance would be fine) or a certification from an unrelated accounting firm you'd have to pay quite a bit to monitor you, why would you expect anyone to take your claims of predictability with anything but a grain of salt?

Documented past performance talks, and, as they say in Russia, Bullshitsky walks.

Joe L. · 05-08-2006, 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by zazzle

I apologize in advance if this report is too off the wall for some of you.
I'm a student of an astrologer named, Rasajo. Seventy years ago he developed an abbreviated Horary that tracks the movement of races. In this Horary there are five planets each having their set numbers, such as Mars is 1 & 8. The students of this Horary record the race results and plot their subsequent movements. Mind you even though I use two different data files and run them through four programs, the Horary compliments this work and on some days does better in demonstrating the randomness of certain events.
At Churchill Downs on Derby Day the Hora was mostly Normal and foward moving. The third race went abnormal (-1) but immediately went back Normal in the 4th race.
Going into the 10th race the Hora looked like this: Normal, (-1), Normal, (+2), (+1), (+1), Repeated, (-1). Observing this pattern the chances for another (-1) happening was near impossible. Years of observing these patterns proved that improbability. Another (-1) move would have been SUN with 5 10 11. I was interested in 10 11 they were now muted.
I decided the Hora would move Normal as it did before, that would be VENUS with 2 7 14 15 or go (+1) which was also strong, that would be MARS with 1 8 16 17. Considering only those eight horses in my programs,
#8 was a standout. When I saw 7 in the post-parade he looked washed out, and I had one of those moments when the outcome is divined and complete, Barbaro would win the Derby. The last two races went Normal and (+1) magical.
If I haven't completely turned you off, I have a tutorial website
called www.Dowsing-for-Dollars.com that explains other ways to judge
racing.

In the immortal words of the Dali Lama himself " Gunga galunga" and on my deathbed I will receive total consciousness... so I got that going for me ...which is nice."

timtam · 05-08-2006, 08:28 PM

I just quickly went to the dowsing site and read the paragraphs on the casino

He says if you go to play in the casino buy alot of chips. Golly what an idea.

Does this mean if you go to the track bring alot of money? The question

is how much will you come home with????

zazzle · 05-08-2006, 09:39 PM

Buy allot of chips, was that the message?

Joe L. · 05-08-2006, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe L.

In the immortal words of the Dali Lama himself " Gunga galunga" and on my deathbed I will receive total consciousness... so I got that going for me ...which is nice."

Actually they are the words of the great asst greenskeeper Carl Spackler... MY BAD!!!!

timtam · 05-08-2006, 10:52 PM

Paragraph 5 in the casino dowsing I don't make this stuff up !!!