A Foster slug has the rifling on the slug
Not exactly. It has what looks like rifling, but isn't. At least not in the spin inducing sense like rifle and pistol barrels.
The spiral "grooves" on a Foster slug are there so "lands" (or vanes if you prefer) have someplace to go as they compress to pass through the shotgun's choke. This allows the slug to pass through all chokes, including full choke without raising the pressure.
They do not induce any significant amount of stabilizing spin. The Foster slug flies "true" (stays point first) the same way a dart does, because the majority of the mass in in the front.
They are called "rifled slugs" because they LOOK like fired bullets with the rifling marks engraved on them, not because the "rifling" on them makes them spin. It just looks like it would.