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THE MASTER KEY
By Sepharial.
The Map for the event is simply set by adding to time of the event the SIDEREAL
TIME at noon. Correct the result by adding or subtracting Local Time. Subtract for
West, add for East, of Greenwich. Find the sign and degree from the Table of Houses
for the Midheaven or House of your map. The other Cusps will have the same degree of
the successive signs upon them so that the Signs are equally distributed through the
Houses. This is called the Universal Key or Horoscope. Put in the places of the Sun,
Moon and Fortuna, to the nearest degree.
Planets Places
These are only required when they happen to fall exactly on the cusp of a House, or in
the degrees next that which is on the Cusp. Thus: if the Cusp be 23° of a Sign, then any
planet that is 23 to 28° of a Sign, must be placed in the Map according to its longitude,
which is only required to the nearest whole degree.
Cuspal Indications
It is found that the Cuspal Indications are the strongest positions and any planet that is
on or near the cusp is capable of figuring in the result of a race, hence they are called
Indications. BUT, inasmuch as events are usually decided some minutes after the time
for which they are set, a planet that is applying to a cusp and within 5° of it has more to
do with the result than one which is on the cusp at the set time, for every four minutes of
time will bring a new or different degree on to the cusp and one that is exactly on the
Cusp at the set time of the race is usually waning, or getting weaker by the time the
Race is run, whereas a planet that is coming to the cusp will be at its full strength at the
finish or decisive moment.
Consequently you must look for a planet that is coming to a cusp of a house, and if there
be more then one, take the one that is nearest.
The Sun, Moon and Fortuna, are to be regarded as planets in the sense that they may be
on or near a Cusp and thus be Indicators.
Note that when there is a planet exactly on a cusp, and none other within orbs of a cusp
(5 degrees) then the Cuspal Indications must be taken.
This rule seems to hold good even when the race is many minutes late in starting. The
fact appears to be that all competitors or horses must be out of the paddock at the
official starting time. Therefore the SET TIME is that which determines the event and
not the time of the finish.
Astrology is supposed to see the end from the beginning.
Support is given to a significator when it is in line with another planet, especially in line
with Fortuna, by being in line is meant either in conjunction or in Mundane Parallel -
that is the same distance from the Midheaven or horizon - thus Mars on the cusp of the
11th house would be in line with Fortuna on the cusp of the 3rd house, in parallel to
another planet on the cusp of the 9th ho use, and of course, in conjunction or line with
Fortuna, this seldom fails to indicate the weight of the winner.
When planets are in opposition - that is - in the same degree of opposite signs or nearly
so, they produce:
Transverse Polarity
If we find a planet on the cusp of the 3rd house, in opposition to a planet on the cusp of
the 9th house, they produce a Polarity between them, and a Transverse Polarity between
the cusps of the 6th and 12th houses, which are at right angles to them, the cusps have to
be taken as if the planets were there, and the indication measured. While if there be
actually a planet where planets in opposition from the Midheaven and Nadir throw off
to the Ascendant and a planet which is then rising or setting will indicate the winner, but
if there is no such planet to take up the Polar of the opposing Planets, they have to be
taken as cuspal Indications only, and being opposed, they are weak, so that if there be a
single other indication, it can win off them.
The Measure
The scale is the difference between the top and bottom weights reduced to pounds. The
measure in every case is one sixth of the scale of weights and this is the weight due to
each of the houses above and below the horizon.
Distribution
The extension of the scale of weights is thus applied. The Ascendant shows the top
weights, the 4th house the middle weight and the 7th house the bottom weight.
By Alteration
The 7th House shows the top weight the 10th the middle weight, and the Ascendant the
bottom weight. The same rule holds good with regard to the other houses, hence it will
be seen that each house denotes two weights, one which is as much from the top of the
scale as the other is from the bottom, and these two weights added together, amount to
the sum of the top and bottom weights, consequently, if we distribute the scale evenly
through the houses, marking the cusp with the weights to which they correspond in the
scale, we shall find that any indicator on or near a cusp shows two weights and these
weights are found to be the same, or the nearest to the weight carried by the winner, and
placed horses in over 80% taking both.
This is from a sustained analysis of results extending over 11 years.
These are all the rules to observe, and how easy to apply and how convincing in effect,
may be judged from examples of past racing.
It is, of course, open to the student to trace results through past racing results with the
aid of the Ephemeris for any year, and by careful study of the examples given here.
Examples
Example 1 27th March, 1906, at 3:20 p.m.
Taurus is on the Midheaven. None of the Planets are within orbs of and applying to the
cusps. The Moon was in Taurus 5° and the Sun in Aries 6°, therefore Fortuna is seen to
be 29° from the Ascendant, and applying to the cusp of the 2nd house.
The scale of Weights, top 8.8,- bottom 6.0 or 361bs, and one sixth of this is 6 lbs, which
is the Measure of one house. Fortuna being on the cusp of the 2nd house is 6 lb. for top
and bottom weight of the runners.
Top. 8 st. 8 lbs.
Bottom 6 st. 0 lbs.
2 st. 8 lbs = 36lbs . 6 divided by 36 = 6 lbs
Deduct 6 lbs from 8 st 8 lbs, leaving 8 st. 2 lbs. Add 6 lbs to 6 st. making 6 st. 6 lbs.
The Winner was Ob, which carried 8 stone at 100 to 7 against. 8 stone was the nearest
weight to the indicated weight, 8 st. 2lbs. Note the progress of Fortuna depends on that
of the Moon in relation to the Sun, therefore its progress through the houses is in the
numerical order of the houses.
Example 2 19th March, 1907 at 3:20 pm.
Lincoln H/p. Scale 9.3 - 6 St. difference 45 lbs.
Measure 7-1/2 lbs. The Midheaven was Taurus 18°. Mars was 5° from the cusp of the
5th house. Fortuna 64° from the Ascendant and therefore leaving the cusp of the 3rd
house. This is one house, or 7-1/2 lbs and taking this from the top weight 9.3 we get 8
st. 9 1/2lbs. The nearest weight was Ob, who won this event last year. The price was 25
to 1.
Example 3 23rd March 1907 The Grand National.
The Midheaven was 19°. Uranus leaving the cusp of the 6th house. Moon 18°
approaching the cusp of 12th house in Cancer. Saturn 19° approaching the cusp off the
8th house in Pisces 19°. Hence Saturn and the Moon were supporting one another being
at equal distance from the Midheaven, and both at the distance of one house or 30° from
the Horizon. Scale 12 st. 7 lbs - 9 st. 7 lbs. Difference 42 lbs. One sixth of 42 is 7 lbs,
added to bottom weight gives 10 st. Nearest was Eremon, 10 st. 1 lb.
23 rd April. 3.15. The Great Metropolitan Stakes.
Example 4
Midheaven Gemini 20°. Saturn and Venus applying and within 5° of the cusp. They are
nearly in conjunction and setting. Fortune was 122° from the Ascendant, therefore
leaving the cusp of the 5th house while the above planets were applying to the cusp of
the 7th house.
Hence we say Top or Bottom is due to win. Scale Mintagoe 8 st. 11 lbs. Father Blind 6
at. 2 lbs. Winner Father Blind, 20 to 1.
Example 5 24th April, 3:15 pm. City and Suburban.
Saturn and Venus applying to the Cusp of the 7th House, T or B to win, Velocity 9 st.
2lbs. Kolo 6 at. 2 lbs. Kolo making the running fell, and Velocity coming on behind
jumped over Kolo and won. Winner Velocity 6 to 1.
Example 6 Manchester. August 4 th 1917 . Race 2.0 pm. summer time.
Leo 23° was on the Midheaven. The Sun and Moon are working together, being at the
same distance from the Angles to within 4°. No Planets are on the cusps. The Sun’s
distance from the west horizon is 79°, and the Moon’s distance 83°, the average of this
is about 80 or 81°. Scale 9.0 - 7.12 equals 16 lbs. 81° gives 7 lbs. This added to the B.
W. gives 8. 5. Winner Op (Ob?) 3 to 1 8 st. 4 lbs.
Example 7 Race 1.40. Manchester, August 4th 1917.
Midheaven. Virgo 3 degrees. Scale 9 St. 7 lbs - 8 St. 4 lbs. Diff. 17 lbs. The Measure of
each house is 3 lbs. Mercury held the Midheaven in opposition to the Moon. These
threw off polarity to the cusps of the 1 st and 7th house, here we find Jupiter setting, and
only 4 degrees from the cusp of the horizon, and therefore operative.
Top or bottom to win. Top weight won.
Example 8 Manchester. August 6th. Race 1:40 pm.
Virgo 6° on the Midheaven. Saturn and Neptune were nearing the cusp of the 9th house
in Leo 5° and the Moon was leaving the cusp of the 5th house in Aries 1°, therefore the
Moon, Saturn and Neptune were acting together, they were two houses from the
horizon. Scale 9 st 0 lbs - 6 st 10 lbs. Difference 32 lbs and the Measure is 11 lbs for
two houses. This added to the bottom weight gives 7.7. nearest to this weight is 7 st 9
lbs carried by the winner, Puro.
Example 9 Manchester. August 6th 1917. 2:15 pm. Manchester Cup.
Virgo 15° on the Midheaven. No planets applying to cusps except Uranus in Aquarius
22° on the cusp of the 3rd house. This gives two houses from the horizon. Scale 8 st. 11
lbs. - 7 st 1 lb. Difference 24 lbs. and for two houses. This gives 8 lbs. which when
added to the bottom weight gives 7 st. 9 lbs, the exact weight carried by the winner,
Blue Danube.
Example 10 15th August 1917. Race 2 o’clock.
Midheaven Virgo 23°. Sun on the cusp of the 9th house opposed to Uranus on the cusp
of the 3rd house - hence we look for polarity to the cusps of the 6th and 12th houses.
There are no planets to take up the Transverse Polarity and therefore, we regard them as
single indicators. Two houses from the horizon will therefore be the Measure. Scale 9
st. 0 lb. - 7 st. 6 lbs. Difference 22 lbs. and two houses gives 7 lbs which taken from the
top weight gives the weight of the winner, My Ronald.
Example 11 l6th April, 1918. Race 3:50 pm.
Midheaven Gemini 18°. No planets on cusps. The Moon was 70 degrees from Horizon
and Fortuna 72° - hence they were acting together. BUT NOTE that the Sun was 52°
from the Midheaven and Saturn 50° on the other side of it and both above the horizon
and therefore parallel. The average gives 51 degrees, which gives 8 lbs. which added to
the bottom weight gives 6 st. 1 lb. Wallrock, the winner carried 6 st. 3 lbs. Another light
weight carried 5 st. 13 lbs. which ran second (White Nile). This clearly shows that
planets in parallel work together, and the nearest to a cusp wins. The Sun and Saturn
were in this case nearer to a cusp than the Moon and Fortuna.
This system is deemed to be the final word in Racing Systems. It embodies the result of
11 years of observation and research and is itself the easiest and most reliable of the
many attempts that have been made to fathom the profundities of racing problems and it
is claimed that the Master Key leaves others behind and gives the best results.
You will find that the master Key is really simple to work and requires only a surface
knowledge of Astrology.
“ THE GOLDEN KEY”
by Sepharial (Walter Gorn Old)
from a hand written copy
The basis of the system (without an astrological map) is the relationship of 40 degrees
to 360°.
The 40th part of the circle is equal to 9 degrees, called a “Node”.
The nodal measure at which the influence vested in that measure becomes operative, (9
times 9, or 81,) is the extent of that measure.
These points of nines are positive and negative terminals called “Nonal Degrees”.
In practice the negative terminals only account for 20% of winners, so are generally
ignored.
The positive degrees are:
Root
The negative degrees are
72°
81°
63°
54
45
36°
27°
18°
Zero 0°
9
Therefore the standard values are for practical purposes, 18° 36° 72° 81 degrees with an
eye on 0° = bottom weight.
The proportion of the scale is one tenth.
To get the 1/10th of the scale of weights - move the last figure to a decimal point: then
multiply the 1/10th by 1. 2. 3. 4. 4.5. (four and a half). Call the answer lbs: take from the
top weight and add to the bottom weight.
(1/10th x 1 = 18, 1/10th x 2 = 36, 1/10th x 3 = 54, 1/10th by 4 = 72, 1/10th x 4.5 = 81
Nodal.)
Example
Top weight l0st 7lbs, bottom weight = 7 st. 7lbs
10st. 7lbs – 7st. 7lbs = 3st., i.e. 421bs therefore scale = 421bs.
Divide scale by 1/10th = 4lbs
So from the above we have 10 weights - though they may not all fit a weight carried
exactly.
The Scale …
of weights is the difference between the top and bottom weights of the runners reduced
to lbs. As 9.0 - 6.0 = 42 lbs. In this system we use only half the scale which is always
equal to 90 degrees.
Heavy and Light …
weights are distinguished by the Middle weight, which is always half the sum of the top
and bottom weights. Weights above it are heavy and those below it are light. The
Measure of the Significator is applied normally to the top weight to get the heavy
weight indication and the compliment or converse measure is applied to the bottom
weight to get the light weight indication. But there is an exception to this which will be
indicated.

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