Each Kent & Masters saddle has a size and model stamp on the flap. Use this guide to help you decipher the codes:

The two (or thee) digits are the seat size

These might come before or after the letters. In earlier saddles the ½ symbol is used.

The letters point to the saddle model

PLEASE NOTE: Unless specified below, the codes do not distinguish between S-Series and Original ranges
The stamps do not identify year of manufacture, but where ranges have been recently introduced or discontinued (or codes have changes) we have pointed this out to give you an idea of the saddle’s possible age.

Dressage Saddles

HDM	Dressage Moveable Block high wither
HDR	Dressage Surface Block high wither (Pre 2016)
HDS	Dressage Surface Block high profile (this code used from late 2015 onwards)
LDM	Dressage Moveable Block low profile
LDR	Dressage Surface Block low profile (Pre 2016)
LDS	Dressage Surface Block low profile (this code used from late 2015 onwards)
MDM	Dressage Moveable Block standard wither
MDR	Dressage Surface Block standard wither (Pre 2016)
MDS	Dressage Surface Block standard wither (this code used from late 2015 onwards)
DX MDX	Cob Dressage (discontinued 2017/18)

GP Saddles

DGC	S-Series Compact GP deeper gusset (re-named high wither Compact GP in 2013)
HGC	S-Series Compact GP high wither (this code used from 2013 onwards)
HGD	GPD high wither (discontinued 2017/18)
HGP	GP high wither
LGC	S-Series Compact GP low profile (introduced 2018)
MGA	Anatomic GP (2014-2018)
MGC	S-Series Compact GP standard wither
MGD	GPD (discontinued 2017/18)
MGP	GP standard wither
MGU	Flat-Back GP
MGX	Cob GP
MLL	Pony Long Leg
MPO	Pony Saddle
UGD	S-Series Universal GPD (introduced 2018)
UGP	S-Series Universal GP (introduced 2018)
DGP	Dutch GP (now called Flat-Back GP)

Jump Saddles

MJJ	S-Series Jump Saddle (introduced 2013)
MJU	Jump Saddle
MPJ	S-Series Pony Jump Saddle (introduced 2013)
MXC	Cross country monoflap (discontinued 2013)