At Pordenone, the Austrians lost 221 killed and wounded plus 32 captured out of a total of 5,900 men and 15 guns. French losses were much heavier, 500 killed and wounded, plus 2,000 men and 4 guns captured out of 4,800 troops and 6 guns engaged. Many infantrymen of the 35th Line surrendered and the regiment lost an eagle and two colors. Historian Digby Smith wrote that the 35th was "practically destroyed". In addition to the three battalions of the 35th Line, the 6th Hussar and the 6th Chasseurs à Cheval Regiments were engaged on the French side. The Austrians committed one battalion of the "Archduke Franz Karl" IR Nr. 52, one battalion of the "Franz Jellacic" IR Nr. 62, and two battalions of the "1st Banal" Grenz IR Nr. 10 to action. Six squadrons of the "Ott" Hussar Regiment Nr. 5, four squadrons of the "Frimont" Hussar Regiment Nr. 9, and two squadrons of the "Hohenzollern" Chevau-léger Regiment Nr. 2 were also involved.