Sky Sports racing reporter Kate Tracey reveals Royal Ascot day one outfit as fans gush ‘the elegance is just sublime’
SKY SPORTS racing presenter Kate Tracey left fans gushing as she revealed her outfit for day one of Royal Ascot.
The glamorous national broadcaster, 30, geared up for the opening festivities in an amazing yellow dress complete with tasteful top and shiny shoes.
Tracey even found a matching bag to go with her Ascot outfit.
And she crowned the look with a stylish hat featuring yellow flower patterns.
But with temperatures soaring, Kate ensured she would beat the heat with a pair of dark sunglasses too.
Her 30,000 Instagram followers went wild for the look.
One said: “You will be the most beautiful lady at Ascot, that is for sure.”
Another declared: “The elegance of this look is just sublime.”
One noted: “Have a lovely day, you look stunning.”
Another added: “Always looking smart Kate.”
Kate is no stranger to the world of horse racing, leading Sky Sports’ coverage of the country’s top events.
She turned heads when she hosted a Grand National preview show earlier this year.
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And she thrilled fans with snaps of her pre-Epsom Derby wardrobe at the beginning of the month.
Kate’s certainly living the dream, having discovered her love of horse racing at a young age.
Kate said: “My first ever race meeting was on a dreary, mid-week jump card at Worcester in August 1999. The weather was awful and the calibre of racing was even worse.
“There was a bumper horse in the last race called Red Radish, whose name I will never forget because he got loose and caused about a half an hour delay to the concluding bumper.
“Barely a soul had hung around for the last race.
“However, my Dad and I were having the greatest day that we stayed to the bitter end after they had eventually rescued Red Radish from Worcester town centre and the race was finally able to start.
“Ever since that day, I have never wanted to do anything else in my life but work in horse racing.”