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Capricornia rue missed conversion at 47th Battalion

Capricornia finished in second place during this year's 47th Battalion Carnival. (Supplied)
By Liam Emerton

When chasing championship glory, the smallest one-percenters all add up. And it was a seemingly regulation conversion that came back […]

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