#2: Run the entire clone again, and this time configure the desired partition sizing in the first step of the wizard. #1: Delete the BIOS Recovery partition (using a tool like diskpart), expand the OS partition to fill the unallocated space minus the amount required to restore that Recovery partition (using a tool like Windows Disk Management), and then restore/reclone just the Recovery partition into the leftover space. If you don't have a solution like that, you have two options to achieve your goal here: You can't "move over" a partition that already exists on the disk without a live partition management solution.
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