De Bromhead looking to Craddockstown Identity Thief and Ordinary World are likely to be Henry de Bromhead's representatives in the Ryans Cleaning Craddockstown Novice Chase at Punchestown on Sunday. A Grade One winner over hurdles last season in the Fighting Fifth at Newcastle, Identity Thief looked a natural on his chasing debut at Punchestown last month. Ordinary World did not rank as highly over timber but he took to fences well when beating another De Bromhead novice, Attribution, at Fairyhouse. Attribution also holds an entry in the Grade Two but with owners Gigginstown House Stud responsible for six of the eight entries, among them Identity Thief, he looks likely to skip it. "Identity Thief and Ordinary World will both run in the Craddockstown on Sunday and both of them are in good form," said De Bromhead. "They have both done well since their last runs."
