This battle was followed shortly by John Talbot's capture at the Battle of (*) Patay.
Shortly after this battle, the losing side lost again when a stag ran through their longbowmen's camp, causing them to reveal their position prematurely and get slaughtered in a cavalry charge. William de la Pole, the Duke of Suffolk, became co-commander of one side after the Earl of Salisbury was mortally wounded in an assault on a gatehouse known as Les Tourelles. This battle was followed shortly by John Talbot's capture at the Battle of (*) Patay. The Scotsman John Stewart of Darnley was killed in an unsuccessful attempt to keep supplies from the attackers at this battle at a skirmish near Rouvray known as the Battle of the Herrings. The defenders at this battle were led by Jean de Dunois and included La Hire and Gilles de Rais. This battle was fought due to the central city's control of the Loire River and was followed shortly by the coronation of Charles VII in Reims. For 10 points, name this English siege attempt during the Hundred Years War which was lifted by Joan of Arc.
Shortly after this battle, the losing side lost again when a stag ran through their longbowmen's camp, causing them to reveal their position prematurely and get slaughtered in a cavalry charge.
Siege of Orleans [or the Battle of Beaugency on the first clue, if anyone says that]