If the party’s big umbutho in December is like this year’s Kentucky Derby, look out for those for whom the odds are 80-1, writes justicemalala.
Not many readers of this column are into horseracing, so I will assume you don’t know the names of Rich Strike or Sonny Leon from a bar of soap. The two are worth a bit of googling.
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