11 Aug 1718 - King's Plate York (from Old Country Wench); 1718 - King's Plate Nottingham; 1718 - King's Plate Lincoln; 1 Oct 1718 - King's Plate Newmarket (from Old Country Wench); 2 Apr 1719 - King's Plate Newmarket

30 Jul 1717 - 2nd Ladies' Plate York: Oct 1719 - beaten 200gns match Newmarket v Lord Somerset's Diamond

There were two Coneyskins in the early years of the 18th century, Rutland's Coneyskins and Hutton's Coneyskins and confusion exists between their stud records

Most or all of the progeny attributed in the General Stud Book to [Rutland's] Coneyskins were probably sired by [Hutton's] Coneyskins

Pond's Sporting Kalendar, page 166, says in pedigree for Ramper:- "his Grandam by Hutton's Coneyskin (this was not the Rutland of that name)", clearly demonstrating there were two different horses