Earlier i defined "lone ote". a good example would be the 3rd race at Ellis Park today. The only horse who qualifies as lone ote is the #2 horse.
The rest of the field either have to have the lead, or they are non-contenders.
I looked at the race , but never imagined the #2 horse would pay dble-digits.
This is strictly an example of 1 type lone ote. I didn't bet the race
ps, go to equibase and peek at the charts for the race.
This might make sense of the definition.
BobC
