CHART OF 4 HORSE PROFILE

Copy and paste this chart, it needs to bigger, and the horses ideally should be

2 5/8 high.  We are having a graphics artist re-size this chart.  In the mean-time

a good copy store like STAPLES could enlarge this chart as is.

The reason for the skeleton is to give

 your minds-eye a feeling of looking inside the horse. 

 Also with practice, the lines should assist you in "seeing"

color signals emanating from the animal. 

The color will be RED and at first you might "see" a red dot

appear, propably in the head, and or mouth.

These signals may not repeat, they will be about 1/8 of a

second in duration.  But over time you will "see" different

shapes and hues of RED.

Murky Red is never a good sign, the best signals are good sized and light in hue.

The chart is purposely blank.  0 to 100 is written with 100 on the left side.

Make lists of things you want to know like:

"A" This horse is now sharp.

"B" This horse is now in pain.

"C" This horse and jockey are a special team fit.

Use a drop in technique to place A B C etc. on the chart

PENDULUM EXERCISES FOR BEGINNERS

Practice the 6 basic movements of the pendulum. Oscillations, to and fro, like nodding the head “yes”, then angled to the left, then angled to the right, and then side to side, like shaking the head “no.” If necessary start the movements by hand, keep them swinging, using your mind. Rotations, clockwise, and counter-clockwise. Again if necessary start them by hand, keep the rotations turning, using your mind. After a while, the most difficult action will be getting the pendulum to stop.

For many reasons, I keep thinking that casual visitors to this website will gravitate to this chapter before studying my recommended procedures to learning remote dowsing techniques.  After all, the public’s perception of horseracing is that it’s “outright gambling,” far too random and maybe even dishonest at times. 

The purpose of this chapter is to illustrate remote dowsing techniques. 

While the subject matter will be the Thoroughbred Race Horse, how to create and nurture a virtual stable, the lessons you learn while performing these tasks, will be invaluable through-out your life.

Learning to use your mind-link to reality and worldly events, while managing risk is something only dreamt about by many people, but not really  practiced.

Y-RODS OR FORKED STICK

At some point you may want to experience the pull of a water vein, if you haven’t done so already. The Y-ROD is the classic tool for walking and dowsing water, and other Earth Resources. They are steady and will only give the down pull when over your target.