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Is the saying One trip pony or One trick pony and what are it's origins?
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∙ 13y ago
The saying is "One trip pony"
I think it refers to a pony that would only do one particular route whilst carrying its payload, be that goods or people.
I'm not sure the pony is an animal capable of doing many tricks.
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