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June 07, 2010, 01:06 AM
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Horse trainer and coach
I am translating the sentence, I’m a professional rider, trainer and coach.
(Given that the guy saying it has a horse and shows he is a horseback rider) Soy jinete profesional, adiestrador y entrenador. My question is on "trainer" and "coach". I thought about "domador", but that would apply more to a "horsebreaker, broncobuster". Is there anyone who knows the "horse-field" lingo in Spanish? What would be the best rendition in Spanish? 
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June 07, 2010, 03:08 AM
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http://www.relinchando.com/didactico...0Ecuestres.htm
no me parece que el término domador sea malo. La doma de caballos españoles es una arte clásico, no como esos brutos americanos 
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June 07, 2010, 01:20 PM
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Gracias Sosia, buen link... y sí, veo que tienes buena parte de razón con lo de "domador", que puede funcionar perferctamente en el contexto.
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