Teetan ‘not going to cry’ as his run of personal bests comes to an end

Karis Teetan will walk away from 2020-21 satisfied that he left everything out there in a season that will see him fall considerably short of the 93 winners he produced last campaign.
After bettering his personal-best win haul in each of the past three years – from 52 in 2017-18 to 84 in 2018-19 and finally 93 last term – Teetan sits on 77 victories with two meetings remaining.
“I’m not going to repeat what I did last season but I’m not going to cry about that,” the 31-year-old said.
“It’s been a good season for me, it’s been a tough season. The winners have gone everywhere this season – there’s been a few jockeys come and pick up a few winners so there’s nothing much more I could have done to get my numbers up.
“Overall I’m pretty happy with the how the results have gone and winning [the Group One Champions & Chater Cup] on Panfield made the season even better for me.”
Teetan still sits a clear third in the jockeys’ premiership behind dominant duo Joao Moreira and Zac Purton and has ridden significantly more placings this season compared to last – after 75 seconds and 81 thirds from his 719 rides last campaign, he has 89 seconds and 88 thirds from 721 rides this term.


