Where to now? Formlines for Caulfield Cup runners Fawkner, ridden by Nick Hall, shows the rest of the field a clean pair of hooves in the Caulfield Cup. Patrick Bartley assesses the immediate future of the Caulfield Cup runners. FAWKNER: Clear winner on Saturday and next stop is the Mackinnon Stakes before a possible crack at the Melbourne Cup - although Caulfield was clearly the main priority. Facing a penalty of no more than 1.5 kilos, with an announcement due 11am Monday. DANDINO: Stunning effort to finish second to Fawkner, flying home in the last 200 metres. Will relish the bigger and more spacious track at Flemington and drops in weight. Pulled up well and avoids a penalty. Challenging for favouritism for the big one now. Dandino pokes his head out of his stable at Werribee. DEAR DEMI: Great run and career-best form but unclear on next target. JET AWAY: Jockey Damien Oliver described the import's performance as ""extraordinary" - but he won't be back in the saddle. Pulled himself to the front 1000 metres from home and was still there with 70 metres to go. Goes to the Mackinnon Stakes on Derby Day, but is more likely to be saved for Hong Kong than run in the Melbourne Cup. ROYAL DESCENT: Nice run, but not a certain starter in the Melbourne Cup. Found the ground a little hard and the next few days may will be vital. MR MOET: Had every chance and may go to the Melbourne Cup, but lacks a touch of class to win it. HAWKSPUR: Caulfield Cup favourite who couldn't get into race from his wide alley. But jockey Jim Cassidy says he wouldn't swap him for any other mount in the Melbourne Cup. SILENT ACHIEVER: Both trainer and jockey were bitterly disappointed with the effort. Her final 200 metres very much out of character and the future is uncertain. KELLINI: Not disgraced, but didn't get a lot of luck and will be suited by less competitive handicaps later in spring. MORIARTY: Jockey Craig Newitt was delighted after he sprinted from the back of the field from the top of the straight. Could have been in the top five with another 200 metres and not without a chance in the Melbourne Cup. MR O'CEIRIN: Ran a nice race and is still entered in the big ones. TUSCAN FIRE: Struggled and this class looks a little beyond him. ETHIOPIA: Interfered with early and looking to the Moonee Valley Cup. GLENCADAM GOLD: Run best overlooked. MANIGHAR: Seems to have lost his spark. MY QUEST FOR PEACE: Appears to be struggling to find best. WALDPARK: Can't recapture his European form. JULIENAS: Led early, but lacked any fight when placed under pressure. Poll: Should the Caulfield Cup be raced at its 'normal' race time or later in the day? Normal race time Later race time Total votes: 581.