Scots: Jim & Renfrey
English: Mike & SteveJ
English on the near side.
The Scots had put all their cavalry on their right flank & immediately attacked as the English had only half their cavary & some detached musketeers on that flank. The English advanced their left a little to gain a ridge to defend while the other half of their cavalry moved from central reserve to support their left.
The English infnatry generally held back hoping their cavalry would win & support them before the Scots infantry could beat them.
On the far flank the Scots are wraping around the English flank.
On the near flank the English musketeers have been ridden down, but their cavalry is getting the upper hand.
On the near flank the Scotts cavalry is being mopped up.
In the centre a shaken Scottish pike & shot block is hanging on keeping the English cavalry at bay.
On the far flank the Enh]glish foot is being beaten.
The English have won the cavalry fight on their left flank, the Scots have won the infantry fight on their left flank. Niether side would be able to attack the other as the Scots have enough pikes left to stop the remaining English cavalry. The Scots will claim victory as they lost fewer units than the English.
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