Ninepins
Type of Dance: Jig (Though I may be wrong on this!)
Number of bars: 32
Set type: Square 4-couple set with an extra "ninepin" person in the middle
A
Tops gallop & back (16)
Sides gallop & back (16)
B
9-pin picks any four members of the outer circle, swinging them and moving them into the middle with them (16).
NB works equally well, possibly better technically, if they pick three, but picking four means the circles in part C are much closer together making the whole thing more fun.
C
The inner group (of whom there should now be 5) join hands to form a circle with their backs inwards, as do the outer group of four with their backs outwards (so the circle of four is on the outside and the people in the two circles are facing one another). The two circles then circle in opposite directions until the caller shouts a suitable command ie "pick!" at which point the people in the middle attempt to grab a member of the outside ready to form a couple and gallop with them. The person who fails to grab a partner is the new ninepin. (16)