Emma Louise Jones stuns in plunging purple dress at Breeders' Cup
Emma Louise Jones stuns in plunging purple dress at Breeders' Cup

Emma Louise Jones delighted her social media followers with a figure-hugging purple dress while on horse racing duties at the Breeders' Cup in Lexington, Kentucky, but admitted her fascinator kept falling off.

A Bold Fashion Choice at Keeneland

After wearing a blue dress on day one at the Keeneland Race Course, Emma upped the ante on day two. The plunging purple number left little to the imagination, and she shared a "fit check" on Instagram to showcase the outfit.

Emma explained: "At the Breeders Cup and the official colour is purple. I thought I'd whip out this old dress that I actually bought in America in 2019 from a gorgeous little boutique in Memphis. It's the perfect colour. Haven't worn it for years but I love it."

Fascinator Trouble and Fan Reactions

However, there was one aspect of the dress ensemble that didn't go to plan. Emma added: "I did have a fascinator on but it kept falling off, so I've given up on that. But yeah! Do we like?"

Fans were quick to respond, with one gushing: "You look stunning have a nice day." Another shared: "No need to check, we can see you're fit!" A third posted: "As always Emma you look absolutely amazing. Keep up the good work." And another added: "It looks fabulous Emma. And love the colour too!"

New Role and Family Pride

Emma had been enjoying the summer racing, styling plenty of eye-catching dresses while working for Raceday TV before swapping to coverage of Speedway for TNT Sports, a sport close to her heart and her family, especially her dad.

She said: "When I did the rugby league over at Odsal I saw the old track there. But I've not seen it in action. It would be nice to get it back in action wouldn't it? I think this is the most proud my dad has been of me. He was like, 'Emma I used to go and watch that as a kid, I love it.' It's been nice talking about it because it's brought back nice memories for him. We've been to one of the events at Belle Vue Manchester at the National Speedway Stadium. He's been giving me a semi-briefing on the history of the sport."