More joy for Gosden & Buick Camborne produced an startling change of gear to justify favouritism and win the Duke of Edinburgh Handicap at Royal Ascot. Trained by John Gosden and ridden by William Buick, who teamed up for a big treble on Friday, the four-year-old came from last to first within a heartbeat. Two-and-a-half lengths separated Camborne (11-2 favourite) and Hammerfest at the line, with Harrison's Cave (12-1) and Alkimos (20-1) third and fourth respectively. Buick has now ridden five winners at Royal Ascot this year, three of which were for owner Princess Haya of Jordan. Gosden said: "They (Sheikh Mohammed and Princess Haya) are great owners and breeders and I was delighted with William, who had lost the armband (for leading rider) to Ryan (Moore, before the race). "He rode a beautiful race - it was chilly to come from last, but he got the job done." Buick said: "John said when I came into the paddock that I was on a favourite and I should ride him like one - with bags of confidence."
