It's a bit unusual to lose toenails at 10K distance (more common at longer distances). Although your shoes feel fine, there may not be quite enough room in the toe box. Toenail damage arises if your toes jam into the front of the shoes as you run. The shoes may be sized a bit too small, or the toe box may be too shallow, especially if you do a fair amount of downhill running. If you have any "additions" inside your shoes, such as thicker insoles, that may also be a factor. As for the right foot...It is common to have one foot slightly larger than the other (by a quarter size or thereabouts). Is your right foot the larger foot?
"...I've learned that you shouldn't compare yourself to the best others can do, but to the best you can do....I've learned that you can keep going long after you think you can't..." --- author unknown
2009 highlights...
• @ 10K: Fiesta Days Run, La Canada, CA, May 2009, 50:53
• @ 5K: Downtown Anaheim 5K, Anaheim, CA, June 2009, 24:45
• Long Beach Marathon, Long Beach, CA, October 2009, 4:43:10
• Post-marathon: Calabasas Classic 5K, Calabasas, CA, November 2009, 25:14