Hi,
My friend Robert is up for his first kickbox match this coming Saturday. He has been training for a year and he is understandably nervous about it. He asked me to look if he will win this match.
I have to admit that I'm not experienced in horary and after whatever I could read and learn about it I still can't see the answer.
Can you help me to solve this puzzle? Thank you.

Hi Renkaex,

The chart you posted is nearly impossible to read with all of that razzle-dazzle in the background. I had to save the image and then zoom in 400% to try and make sense of it. I'm sharing a version that is easier for forum users to view so that you can get some help with this. I hope that's okay.

The querent, Robert, is signified by Venus, lord of the ascendant, and Moon. The competition is Mars, lord of the 7th house.
The trophy is signified by Saturn, lord of the 10th, Sun, and Mars as the Almuten of the 10th house.

Moon applies to a trine to Sun - YES
Venus and Mars are both in the 10th house, but Venus is dignified in her own face while Mars is peregrine (no dignity). Venus is also closer to the cusp of the 10th. Venus applies to conjoin Mars, the Almuten of the 10th.
Jupiter is a benefic in the 1st house, the querent's house.

Looks like Robert will win.

May I ask, who is really posting those apparently easy horary charts lately?
Are they meant as an exercise for beginners, or is there a catch?

According to John Frawley as I remember “his” rules without checking up his book “Sports astrology”:
Robert wins, his combatant is caught in the 10th house which is Roberts winning house.

Jason wrote: Tue Feb 20, 2024 9:04 am Hi Renkaex,

The chart you posted is nearly impossible to read with all of that razzle-dazzle in the background. I had to save the image and then zoom in 400% to try and make sense of it. I'm sharing a version that is easier for forum users to view so that you can get some help with this. I hope that's okay.

kickboxing horary Skyscript.png

Thank you!

AquaStelLea wrote: Tue Feb 20, 2024 9:39 am The querent, Robert, is signified by Venus, lord of the ascendant, and Moon. The competition is Mars, lord of the 7th house.
The trophy is signified by Saturn, lord of the 10th, Sun, and Mars as the Almuten of the 10th house.

Moon applies to a trine to Sun - YES
Venus and Mars are both in the 10th house, but Venus is dignified in her own face while Mars is peregrine (no dignity). Venus is also closer to the cusp of the 10th. Venus applies to conjoin Mars, the Almuten of the 10th.
Jupiter is a benefic in the 1st house, the querent's house.

Looks like Robert will win.

Thank you!!!

Moon applies by trine to the Sun and sextile Fortuna conjunct Regulus... in the last degree of Leo.
Frank Clifford C. Clifford said of the last degree of Leo...
"the final word on advice, on knowing what’s best for us – but a warning of egomania and excessive pride."
Fight until the end, give it all and stay humble.

Another point
Mercury is in the midpoint Mars/Saturn - News of sickness or injury (referee, attendants to the fight? Mercury ruling the 6th)

Ouranos wrote: Tue Feb 20, 2024 4:25 pm Moon applies by trine to the Sun and sextile Fortuna conjunct Regulus... in the last degree of Leo.
Frank Clifford C. Clifford said of the last degree of Leo...
"the final word on advice, on knowing what’s best for us – but a warning of egomania and excessive pride."
Fight until the end, give it all and stay humble.

Another point
Mercury is in the midpoint Mars/Saturn - News of sickness or injury (referee, attendants to the fight? Mercury ruling the 6th)

Thank you!

Thank you for the pictures, Jason. Indeed! Clear images will enhance my interest in analyzing the chart.

Your friend is the 11th house, and he needs to defeat all opponents to win, so we need good interaction between the 11th house and the derived 10th house from the 11th.

The derived 10th house from the 11th is the original chart's 8th house.

Jupiter is at 9 degrees 30 minutes in Taurus, with its antiscion at 20 degrees 30 minutes in Leo, with Mercury is separating oppostion to it.

I regret to inform you that the answer may be "No." He may not achieve victory in the Saturday match.

Wei, it was Robert himself who asked the question, so he is the querent, and lord of the 1st house.

Thanks AquaStelLea,

Hi renkaex, who is the querent?

Haha, renkaex's use of the third person made me mistake renkaex for the querent.

However, I've noticed that whether it's the radical chart or the turned chart, they usually give consistent answers.

By the same logic, for Robert to win, there must be good connections and interactions between the 1st and 10th houses.

Venus in the 10th house looks promising, but it's afflicted by Mars.

Venus has no aspect or connection with Saturn, mutual reception here doesn't work because it might just represent Robert's desire to win, his dream of winning.