A MUCH-LOVED Sky Sports presenter was called “Cheltenham's most glamorous leader upper” after stunning at the Gold Cup.
Kate Tracey has become a popular presence on the Sky Racing channel and hosts the tipping show BetVictor's Weekend Winners.
She also combines that by fronting William Hill's coverage of the Racing League.
Just like the rest of the racing world, she headed to the Cheltenham Festival this week and continued to catch the eye.
Kate saddled her social media with plenty of fashion updates throughout her adventures there.
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But one of her friends, called Alice Brooke, shared a snap of her holding the reins of one nag out on the world famous race track.
Kate was wearing a tight top and dark trousers as she spotted the photo being taken as a cheeky smile appeared on her face.
And her pal captioned the photo with the words: “Cheltenham’s most glamorous upper.”
Kate appeared to be a fan of it, sharing it herself on her Instagram story.
She is a regular poster on social media and caused a stir in December when she shared a number of celebratory birthday snaps to her Instagram account.
However, Kate did have to apologise as fans went wild seeing her in a bikini selfie last summer.
Her 2024 got off to a bad start though when she revealed that her car had been broken into while she was in London for work.
However, she has been back in top form while posing in a mini-dress and thigh-high boots to gee-up viewers ahead of her Gold Cup day exploits on Friday.
However, despite many falling in love with the pretty spectacle-wearing 30-year-old glam presenter, she has also had to put up with some haters.
Kate has been a target for nasty trolls online - and she told SunSport exactly how she deals with them.
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“I have been torn apart for everything on social media, for the way I speak, the way I look, the way I have my hair done, the way I dress from day-to-day,” she said.
“I've got quite thick-skin, but I have had to develop that through the years. But when you know that a clip will be put up about you, and you're almost anticipating then what someone is going to say... that is the worst part.
“Your brain starts to tune in to what the trolls will be thinking.
“Then, when that comment comes in, because you have anticipated it you start to feel it's justified.
“That's when it starts to mess with your head.”
