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Introducing the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes!
The Horseshoe has been brought to life with the development of our primary logo: a horseshoe character wielding a french-fry bat. The secondary logo, a simple block āSā is a nod to the classic imagery of the history of both baseball and the Capital City. Lastly, the Capitol Horseshoe is a horseshoe constructed to resemble the Capitol building of the state of Illinois. Get your hands on this brand new merchandise and become the newest member of the 'Shoe Crew!
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Springfield Lucky Horseshoes Gray Hoodie
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Heather Navy Welt 'Shoes script Hoodie
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Jerseys
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Authentic Collection On-Field Lucky Horseshoes Road Jersey
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Authentic Collection On-Field Lucky Horseshoes 'Shoes Sunday Jersey
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Authentic Collection On-Field Lucky Horseshoes Home Jersey
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Springfield Sallies T-Shirt
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Primary Horseshoe:
The Horseshoe Sandwich was named after it's appearance that resembled an actual horseshoe. With this primary logo, we've brought the horseshoe to life complete with a french fry bat with a drip of cheese sauce.
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Capitol Horseshoe
The Horseshoe is a staple of Springfield. This culinary masterpiece consisting of bread, a hamburger patty, fries, and homemade cheese sauce can be found all around the Capital City. This horseshoe truly represents the capital city of Illinois with its structure resembling the Illinois State Capitol Building.
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Lincoln Penny
Not only was Abraham Lincoln a fan of baseball, but according to anarticle in the Chicago Tribune, "it's Lincoln whom evidence suggests deserves to be called the first baseball president.
We reimagined the design of a penny to represent Lincoln's love of the game and as a way to represent America's 16th President within this new era of baseball in Springfield.
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"S" for Springfield
This sleek and simple block āSā secondary logo is a nod to the classic imagery of the history of both baseball and the Capital City.