The Morris forms contain several variations. There are three main variants, with short, medium and long B music, some with 'slows' and some without.

The versions danced in a set usually have B music played 3 times, (corners) whereas the version used as a jig does not.

The tune is also included as a set dance in O'Neill's Music of Ireland.

Jockey, or Jock, was a general term for a young man, not necessarily a horse rider or Scotsman, as is commonly meant today.