Having worked around horses in my teens but not going through learning to shoe a horse but most of the other care needed, I can say you are right on track with your analogy. Learning to wait, learning to read the signals the horse gives you allows you to respond in a manner that will benefit both the horse and rider.
In business we also watch not just the trends but where we are as a business and Compumatrix has ridden the winding trail that has lead us to the point we are today. Strong leadership and foresight into has brought us to the point where we are today. Glad you stayed the course and hung in there when many others threw in the towel!
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However, the waiting time is just about over. This leads to the next stage of learning we have ahead of us. We have more distance to travel with our business and many more hours of: "are we there yet?" Of course, this is like traveling together on a highway when we start getting to go off on the local roads we must travel. We will always have the memories of those we traveled with but our paths will start taking separate routes as we fulfill our individual purposes. (We will each write a book with what we do with our purpose.)