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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin
As I said, it is a combination of a business decision and what is best for the horse.
Why should Bernardini run next year? What do they have to prove? If he wins the BC Classic, that would be the perfect time to retire him. He could go out on top and he'd probably be worth about $100 million. It would make no sense to run him next year.
I'm not in the wrong business. It doesn't sound like you have much business sense when it comes to horses if you think that Bernardini should run next year. The insurance alone would cost $5 million a year.
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I'm confident that if the Maktoums insured their horses the total bill would be larger than the GNP of most small countries.