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Originally Posted by ateamstupid
Like Scav said, he got clear too late. Had he found a seam at the eighth pole and not run Spirit One down, I'd agree with you, but you can't alter course with 100 yards to go and not lose significant ground. I'm not going to say he was easily best, but I think he was best.
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Ateamstupid,
Just an additional comment, I think Shea should have used his horse earlier on to get position where he could have avoided trouble, European riders like to wait for daylight and perhaps that is what should be done on the long european tracks, here in America you have to risk using abit of horse early on.