Lloyd versus the rest on Cup day Fawkner sprints clear to win Caulfield Cup Fawkner and jockey Nick Hall provide millionaire owner Lloyd Williams with another trophy for his cabinet with a runaway win in the Caulfield Cup. PT1M0S http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-2vts9 620 349 October 19, 2013 - 8:45PM It will be Lloyd Williams against the rest of the world in this year's Melbourne Cup after Fawkner added another string to his bow. On the day when 10 more Cup contenders arrived from Europe at the Werribee Quarantine Centre, Fawkner gave Williams his first Caulfield Cup. Williams' team could number up to six, including last year's winner Green Moon, Sea Moon, Masked Marvel and Metropolitan winner Seville. Who said he [Fawkner] is going to the paddock? He's off to the Mackinnon and then to the Melbourne Cup," Williams' son Nick said moments after the horse won. Perfect timing: Lloyd Williams' Fawkner unleashes a powerful finishing burst to race away with the Caulfield Cup on Saturday. However, Lucie Botti, the wife of Caulfield Cup runner-up Dandino's trainer Marco Botti, flew out of Melbourne on Saturday night with a glowing report for the stable back in Newmarket, England. Not only does Dandino avoid a penalty for his brave second in the $2.5 million Caulfield Cup but he also drops 2½ kilograms come the first Tuesday in November. "I'm flying home tonight but it was a fantastic run, he really did us proud," Botti said. Craig [Williams] was very impressed with him and, of course, we don't get any more weight. And I think that Flemington, which is a bigger track, will be far more to his liking when he gets to the Melbourne Cup. But I've got a very good report to give him. Dandino has 54.5 kilograms in the Melbourne Cup. Fawkner has 53kg and would be facing a penalty of no more than 1.5kg. Jockey Glen Boss looks set to miss the plumb ride on Cox Plate hopeful Puissance De Lune after he was suspended until October 31. Racing Victoria stewards maintained he caused interference on Silent Achiever in the Caulfield Cup. Boss is believed to be considering an appeal. Caulfield Cup-winning jockey Nick Hall was also found guilty of careless riding and was barred until October 29, meaning he will miss the Cox Plate. He is also considering an appeal. For decades, Lloyd Williams has been an integral part of horse racing in Australia. After minor placings in the Caulfield Cup, Williams achieved success with a racehorse that was nearly sold out of his stable. Nick Williams scoffed at suggestions the lack of Fawkner's stablemates was pivotal to the horse making the field. "He would have got in whoever we ran and I saw that written in the press, so some people were badly researched there," Williams said. We did only need one and this was a plan 12 months in the making and all credit to dad. We're pretty big on setting horses for their grand finals. This was his grand final and he's done a great job. Even though jockey Craig Williams was thrilled with the performance of Dandino's eye-catching second, he won't be on board the horse in the Melbourne Cup. Williams is committed to another overseas stayer, Mount Athos, who with 11 other Melbourne Cup hopefuls, flew into Melbourne on Saturday. The Botti stable said it was awaiting confirmation Ryan Moore would be here to ride Dandino in the Cup.