Jazzy Dancer

The most recent win came at Dundalk on 13 February 2026, about four months ago, and that result matters. Dundalk is Ireland's all-weather track, racing under floodlights on a synthetic surface, and horses that click with it tend to return to it again and again. Winning there suggests Jazzy Dancer has at least one reliable setting where the conditions suit. The first career win came back in June 2022 at Naas, so this horse has been collecting victories across several years rather than firing in a brief purple patch — that kind of longevity is genuinely rare.

Recent form reads 7-11-2-1-14-6 from the last six races, and that second place and win buried in the middle of that sequence show the ability is still there, even if the last couple of runs have been quieter. Crucially, Jazzy Dancer raced just one day ago — this is a horse in the thick of an active campaign right now.

The regular partnership with jockey Luke McAteer adds some consistency to the picture. Together they've won 1 from 11 races — roughly 1 in every 11 — which is modest, but the fact they keep coming back together suggests the team at W J Martin's yard in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, trust the combination. Martin's operation has sent out 2 winners so far this season, so Jazzy Dancer accounts for a significant share of what the yard has been producing lately. That's not a small thing — when a smaller yard backs a horse repeatedly, it usually means they believe in what they've got.