Jockey Craig Williams confident he can make it a Caulfield Cup three-peat on Dandino Craig Williams with Dandino at Werribee. CRAIG Williams drove home from Werribee quarantine centre on Sunday morning convinced he could make it a Caulfield Cup three-peat on Saturday. If successful, Williams will creep closer to legendary Scobie Breasley's four straight cup wins from 1942-45 and will edge away from Damien Oliver's broken sequence of three wins in the 1990s. Oliver won in 1992, 1994 and 1995. Williams galloped globetrotting Dandino, the only raider in the cup and now a clear-cut second favourite, for the first time at Werribee. He said the US St Leger winner appeared to have the skills to adapt and win a race he described as one of the most open in years. Williams took Dandino for a canter on Saturday but put the foot to the floor yesterday in a rousing 1400m gallop with fellow import Forgotten Voice. This morning he was put under pressure and I was really happy with the way he worked. I loved the way he responded,"" Williams said. He couldn't have worked any better. I'm pretty excited now."" Some imports fail to adapt to the bustle of Australian racing, particularly Caulfield Cups, but Williams had no fears with Dandino. That's the great question. But iIn his work this morning, he put his hand up to say he'd acquit himself really well in the race,"" he said. "He's a gentleman to ride and feels like you could park him anywhere in the run."" Williams enjoyed a box-seat run to win the Cup aboard Southern Speed in 2011 and swept home from near last to win aboardriding Dunaden last year. Williams said Southern Speed won mainly through luck in running and said he'd learnt before the cup that Dunaden, who'd won the 2011 Melbourne Cup, responded best when ridden for cover. Southern Speed was a mare that when she won everything worked out well. She was going well but wasn't on anyone's radar. But she. . . drew the right barrier and got luck in running,"" he said. "Dunaden was a super racehorse, a completely different horse than Southern Speed.""