Glen Colless confident his injury scare is minor after jamming leg against barrier Jockey Glen Colless suffered damage to his leg in a similar spot to where he suffered a bad break to his ankle last year. GLEN Colless limped away from Doomben last night adamant he would be right to ride in "a couple of days" after having his right leg jammed against the barrier before the sixth race yesterday. After Memorable Moment took several minutes to load, Colless' mount Rocker reared up in the adjacent stall and then wedged underneath the barriers. He was declared a late scratching along with Flinders City, who was to the inside of Rocker. The damage came in a similar spot to where Colless suffered a bad break to his ankle last year. The jockey was scheduled for a precautionary visit to Robina Hospital, but he's confident the injury isn't serious. It will take a little while to determine the extent of the injuries to Rocker, who was resuming off an injury-enforced nine-month break. After the mayhem, Mackay raider Assimilator controlled the race in front and continued the fairytale for owners Niki Dawson and Mark Dale and trainer Wendy Bannerot. Assimilator is unbeaten in six starts after being secured from an Arrowfield dispersal last year. Rocker's scratching aside, it was a good day for trainer Kelly Schweida, who had impressive two-year-old Agitate and comeback chestnut Epic salute, in addition to minor placings with Discreet and Tiger Dimejan. Agitate justified his $1.70 price tag when cruising home under a cool Colless ride, while Michael Cahill's positive ride from the gates set the race up for Epic. "It's a long time since I've been as confident about a horse winning as I was about Epic," Schweida said of the $6.50 chance. We decided to ride him positive from the wide gate and this was just the perfect race for him. Schweida will run Agitate in a 1000m race in a fortnight before assessing which races might be suitable over the carnival.