Movin And Groovin

The horse runs best on normal ground rather than anything too testing, and distances between a mile and one-sixteenth and a mile-and-two-furlongs suit her. Trainer David Marnane's yard at Bansha has been in good form this season, and Movin And Groovin remains active, having raced just a day ago. Her recent runs show the kind of up-and-down form typical of a mid-range performer—a third-place finish followed by seventh, third again, a fifth, then seventh once more—but the earlier success at Dundalk proves she is capable of winning races. The partnership with regular jockey Rory Cleary has yet to produce a victory from five attempts together, which might suggest a change could help, or simply that the right race at the right track has not quite come round again since July.