<p>Kelly Schweida has made a pair of decisive strikes in the Group 1 Tattersalls Tiara and he thinks bookmakers have offered up a tantalising price for filly El Morzillo to land a knockout blow on Saturday.</p> <p>The wily Eagle Farm trainer has won the Tatt's Tiara in 2016 with Miss Cover Girl and in 2007 with Nova Star.</p> <p>El Morzillo, who won a $1m restricted race down the Flemington straight in March, has hit the winter carnival scoreboard once with a win but has been unplaced in three other tries.</p> <p>However, Schweida thinks she has been racing well and points out she finished fourth behind Floozie in the Group 2 Dane Ripper Stakes with Firestorm finishing third.</p> <p>"Floozie was good the other day and Firestorm was good, but I thought my filly's run was fine," Schweida said.</p> <p>"I know my filly won this carnival when she was up on the speed, but that's not normally her go.</p> <p>"The plan on Saturday will be to ride her quiet and let her finish off strongly.</p> <p>"This race has been the idea for her the whole way through."</p> <p>Meanwhile, Schweida will back-up Miss Joelene from her sixth-placed finish lumping 60kg in last Saturday's Ipswich Cup, which was won by bolter Flash Aah.</p> <p>Miss Joelene will race as a strong chance in the Listed Tatt's Gold Crown (2100m) with the luxury weight of 56.5kg.</p> <p>Schweida expects Metalart to be a strong contender in the Group 3 Healy Stakes (1200m) after an eye-catching third behind stablemate Vodka Martini in the Listed Lightning Handicap.</p> <p>"This is a strong race, but he has got a good barrier," Schweida said.</p> <p>"I thought his run in the Lightning was good, he got held up twice but he kept trying.</p> <p>"He has won seven of his 13 starts and he probably should have won nine, he has got a good record.</p> <p>"Jason Collett will ride, but that wasn't Plan A.</p> <p>"Michael Rodd was Plan A, but he broke his hand.</p> <p>"Jason is a very good replacement."</p>