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Winner's jersey

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  1. It wasn't shown on the SBS coverage but did
    anyone see the Jersey that Andrei Greipel got
    for winning the Mannum to Strathalbyn stage?
    It was a Fleurieu Freckle cow. Not sure how
    he got that back to Germany or shared it with
    his team mates. And he didn't wear any of it
    the next day.

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  2. It's not the first time that the prize for the stage has been a cow. I
    remember Mick Rogers won the cow one year.

    For one race in Switzerland, the winner gets their own weight in
    chocolate...

    "DeF" <""d.farrow\"@your finger.murdoch.edu.au"> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    It wasn't shown on the SBS coverage but did
    anyone see the Jersey that Andrei Greipel got
    for winning the Mannum to Strathalbyn stage?
    It was a Fleurieu Freckle cow. Not sure how
    he got that back to Germany or shared it with
    his team mates. And he didn't wear any of it
    the next day.

  3. On 2008-02-02, Nick Payne (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:

    It's not the first time that the prize for the stage has been a cow. I
    remember Mick Rogers won the cow one year.

    For one race in Switzerland, the winner gets their own weight in
    chocolate...

    Discrimination against light fellers.

    --
    TimC
    "Think of bicycles as rideable art that can just about save the
    world." - Grant Peterson

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