If they get to tipping the nose out in the spin it helps just to hold the nose in and not punish to much if they want to look out.
Occasionally popping the inside rein will tip the nose correctly but it will make the jaw stiff.
If you just keep getting them broke, eventually shoving that outside spur in the side and waiting for them to turn works- they figure out, sometimes with a little help from you that its easier to look where they are going and will look away from that spur.
Like Mike Helson says, "become part of the equation" (help them in the turn, dont punish them)
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