Farm Animal Register · 1 September 2026

Horses numbers in Lithuania

On the 1 September 2026 snapshot of the Lithuanian Farm Animal Register (ŪGR), 17,345 horses were kept in 4,991 herds. Figures are broken down by municipality.

Registered · 1 September 2026

17,345horses

4,991 herds · 3 per herd on average · 9,934 female, 7,411 male

Horses numbers by month

Registered horses on each monthly snapshot of the register, July 2026 to September 2026. Change is shown only against the immediately preceding month; a missing or excluded snapshot is never bridged. These are recorded register counts, not a forecast.

SnapshotHorsesChange on previous month
July 202617,271-
August 202617,311+0.2%
September 202617,345+0.2%

Change per municipality between snapshots: municipal dynamics.

Horses by municipality

59 municipalities in total; the 20 keeping the most horses on 1 September 2026 are shown.

MunicipalityHorsesHerdsRelative size
Vilniaus District Municipality1,647371
Lazdijų District Municipality852217
Alytaus District Municipality683245
Prienų District Municipality668181
Šiaulių District Municipality625105
Trakų District Municipality615143
Kauno District Municipality610159
Klaipėdos District Municipality549125
Joniškio District Municipality52551
Pagėgių Municipality52529
Kelmės District Municipality466175
Panevėžio District Municipality459127
Molėtų District Municipality446163
Ukmergės District Municipality446145
Zarasų District Municipality44669
Šalčininkų District Municipality414110
Anykščių District Municipality377140
Šilalės District Municipality36386
Marijampolės Municipality362126
Telšių District Municipality348119

Municipality names are given as in the register (Lithuanian). Source: State Enterprise Agricultural Data Centre (ŽŪDC), Farm Animal Register (ŪGR).

How to read this. The average herd holds about 3 horses - horses are registered mostly in small groups, not on large stud or livestock farms. A herd is one register herd number - a keeping location, not a farm and not an owner; keepers are not named. Counts are a snapshot of the register on 1 September 2026, not an annual average, published unchanged from ŽŪDC data.