Significant storms and unforeseen challenges can test even the most committed professionals. Horse Trainer Devon Gittens has encountered both natural and personal difficulties that have put his resilience and determination to the test. Winning and becoming accustomed to victory can be almost addictive. Finishing second may sound appealing, but the ultimate goal is winning, which is the sole reason we pursue our endeavors. Devon Gittens awaits races to resume at Aqueduct. In 2

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