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We study here the Preferential Logic enriched by a rule called rational transitivity. We prove that the preferential relations satisfying this new rule are stronger than rational relations. Our main result is a representation theorem for these new relations. As a corollary we obtain the equivalence between the rational transitivity and a form of contraposition.