Hamilton

Privileged Son is trained by Patrick Payne, a master of jumps racing, and has the services of Australia's premier jumps jockey, Steven Pateman. This combination is highly potent in maiden hurdle events, and despite not having jumps form, his flat career suggests he has the stamina and class for this. The inside barrier is also a significant advantage.

Point Nepean stands out with the highest prizemoney and an impressive win/place percentage from fewer starts, indicating significant talent. Under Shane Jackson, who has multiple runners, and with Tom Ryan aboard, this horse is clearly the one to beat. His class and potential make him the top pick in this field.

Field Of Lights comes from the formidable Symon Wilde stable, known for its expertise in jumps racing. With Dean Parker, a top jumps jockey, aboard and a strong career record, this horse is primed for a dominant performance in this class. Its consistent form and ideal barrier make it the clear top pick.

Cousins Day boasts the best career win percentage in the field and draws the coveted rail barrier. With a strong trainer in Symon Wilde and a jockey who can make the most of the inside run, this horse appears to be the most promising contender despite the lack of specific form data.

This horse boasts the best career place percentage in the field, indicating strong consistency. While the form is N/A, its overall record suggests it's a class above many rivals here, and a good barrier draw further enhances its chances. If fit, it should be very hard to beat.

Corro comes into this race with a strong win strike rate for a lightly raced horse and a highly effective jockey-trainer combination. The inside draw and suitable distance make her a prime contender to improve on her promising career start, despite the step up in class.

Coming from the powerful Ciaron Maher stable, Regal Surge is lightly raced with a good win strike rate. Despite the lack of recent form, the stable's reputation and the inside barrier make him a top contender in this grade.