Sky Sports presenter has been dubbed 'best figure on TV' but fans can't stop looking at shoes

KATE TRACEY has been hailed as 'the best figure on TV' – but some other fans couldn't keep their eyes off her shoes.

The much-loved Sky Sports star is a popular presence on the Sky Racing channel and hosts tip show Weekend Winners.

Kate Tracey stole the show with her latest Instagram photo dumpCredit: Instagram

The beautiful star hosts the Sky Racing channelCredit: Instagram

Kate's choice of shoes got some eagle-eyed followers talkingCredit: Instagram

It didn't appear that many followers were excited about her slippersCredit: Instagram

Kate also combines this by providing William Hill's coverage of the Racing League.

She's a regular social media poster and caused a stir in December when she shared a number of festive birthday snaps on her Instagram account.

But she was forced to apologize when fans went crazy last summer when they saw her in a bikini selfie.

However, her year 2024 got off to a bad start when she revealed her car was broken into while she was in London for work.

However, this weekend she was back on top form and received many likes and compliments after her latest Insta photo dump.

Kate shared several photos of herself at work and at a dog track, captioning it: “Forever cold but happy.”

Her admirers immediately jumped into the comments, with one saying: “THE best figure on TV. Great, well done.”

Another called her “beautiful”, while a third said she was “absolutely incredible”.

But in two of the photos, she was seen wearing what appeared to be a pair of slippers – and some of her followers weren't too thrilled about it.

One cheeky troll said: “I had to look at the footwear again. Chic that one.”

And a fellow fan wrote: “Those slippers should not be seen on TV!!!!!”

Kate recently revealed that her foray into horse racing was almost accidental.

The stunning star said: “My first ever race meeting took place on a dreary midweek jump card in Worcester in August 1999. The weather was terrible and the standard 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 came loose and caused about a half hour delay at the closing bumper.

“There was hardly anyone hanging around the last race. However, my dad and I had a great day staying until the bitter end after they finally rescued Red Radish from Worcester city center and the race could finally start.

“Since that day, I have never wanted to do anything else in my life but work in horse racing.”