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09-06-2020, 09:46 AM
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I'd say he had a foot issue and wasn't 100%. May have had an abscess from a nail but most likely had a bruised Frog. That type shoe is normally employed for a tender Frog which could come from anything, even stepping on a pebble.
In a long race even with them on the pounding may have taken a toll which very well can explain the loss. Mitch44 |
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