A tudor skirmish fought in 1547 Scotland. Recorded strengths: England: approximately 1,500 cavalry under Lord Grey de Wilton (1,000 men-at-arms, 500 demi-lancers), who had left their horses' barding at camp; Scotland: a pi….
Not recorded as a separate figure for this cavalry action alone; sources describe heavy English cavalry losses in the repulse and Lord Grey wounded through the throat, but do not give a precise casualty count distinct from the battle's overall totals.
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