Trader vs. Trainer: What’s the difference?
A ‘horse trader’ is like a ‘used-car salesman’. He picks up a horse and turns it around as fast as possible for as much as he can squeeze out of it. Less hay, less oats, more money. Then he’s off to the next sale. No warranty is given and any value added is purely accidental.
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Horse Trainer, however, looks for potential in a horse, buying only those he can turn into better horses. Each horse is different, one may need more work than another,
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but no horse is sold until it’s ready to go to work for you, safe and reliable.
That’s a pretty big difference.
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