Abstract: An equestrian identification system including a series of character presentation panels attached to a panel receiving patch. A dense hook interface is provided upon an interface surface of the character presentation panels. A dense loop interface is provided upon an interface surface of the panel receiving patch. The panel receiving patch is applied to an area of a saddle pad, an equestrian's attire, or other object. One character image is provided upon a viewing surface of each respective character presentation panel. The character image is selected from an image group, where the image group consists of a set of numbers within a range of 0 through 9, a set of alphabet letters within a range of A through Z, and a complete set of grammatical characters included within ASCII code languages. The panel receiving patch can be colored to compliment the object to which is it being applied thereon.

Abstract: An equestrian identification system that includes a series of numbered panels that are attached to a panel receiving patch. A dense hook interface is provided upon an interface surface of the numbered panels. A dense loop interface is provided upon an interface surface of the panel receiving patch. The panel receiving patch is applied to a proper area of a saddle pad, an equestrian's attire, or other allowable object. The numbered panels are provided in a plurality of sets, each set being numbered from 0 through 8. The number of sets are respective to the number of digits required for identification; usually either three or four. The panel receiving patch can be colored to match or compliment the object to which is it being applied thereon.