Roman Anthony’s sister, Leah, serves up a touch of fashion in a chic racing dress during a friends outing

Leah Anthony, sister of Boston Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony, attracted attention with her elegant dress over the weekend.

Leah attended the 2026 Pegasus World Cup Invitational Stakes at Gulfstream Park, Hallandale Beach, Florida, with her friends. Leah attended the event in an elegant brown halter-neck dress.

Lia’s friend Macy Broyles shared photos from the event in an Instagram post on Monday. The post included a picture of Leah with her friends.

“Fast horses and great friends,” Broyles captioned the post.

Leah shared the post on her Instagram story and also reacted to it in the comments, writing:

“I love you, gorgeous.”

Leah rose to fame after attending her brother’s Red Sox game against the Tampa Bay Rays last season. She revealed that she was surprised by the increase in the number of her followers on social media after attending the match.

She was often seen cheering on her brother during his freshman season in Boston. She paid tribute to her brother after the Red Sox extended his contract, eight years, worth $130 million, in August.

Roman Anthony talks about his ‘goal’ of preparing for spring training amid WBC rumors

While Roman Anthony was born in Florida, the Red Sox outfielder has Italian roots. However, the 21-year-old will not have to decide his allegiance this year because Anthony will not be participating in the upcoming World Baseball Classic.

Anthony said he is prioritizing his health after suffering a season-ending back injury last year.

“I would say that’s out of play,” Anthony said. “I heard a lot of hype, but for me, the goal after this year was, ‘I’m done with injury. I don’t want to rush into anything.”

“I think that was on both sides, not just on my side. This will be the first full year of a major league season. It’s important that we take advantage of the spring and this season in spring training.”

The 22-year-old outfielder is expected to play a crucial role for the Red Sox, who expect a deep postseason run this year.