Spinaker

With two thirds of my first summer of SJ 23 ownership behind me, I am having more fun than I could have imagined. Needless to say this site has helped enourmously but the ease of handling of this boat has also contributed.

I am looking for any advice I can get about flying a spinaker. "Siesta" is equiped with a tri-radial spinaker, pole with forguy (downhaul?) and topping lift and a separate spinaker halyard.

From there I am unclear what would be the best arrangement for the sheets/guys. As I understand it a sheet would be connected to the loose corner of the spinaker and a "guy" would be connected to the end attached to the pole on the windward side. Should the sheets run on the outside of the lifelines from the genoa tracks? I've seen a setup in which the sheets were alternately drawn in to a snatch block along the forward toerail to become the guy on opposite tacks (on a Pearson 26). See site http://www.en.com/users/danp/boat/spin.htm Does anyone know if this will work on an SJ 23? It seems to me that the sheet would bind on the outside of the stanchions. I do not have a bridge over the cabin for extra controls and as all lines are already lead aft over the cabin I do not have room there for more cam cleats for spinaker sheets. My hope is to utilize the genoa tracks, lead blocks, winches and cleats.

I've never flown a spinaker so any advice is welcome.