The combat of Horselburg (1813)

Napoleon has been defeated at Leipzig and is retiring westwards. “On 25 October, at 3.00 a.m., Napoleon ordered his army westwards once again in order to reach the passes by Eisenach, before the Advance Guard of the Army of Silesia [...] On 26 October, in yet another rearguard action, Oudinot and Mortier engaged Yorck’s Corps around Hörselberg. Their four weak divisions of Young Guard totalled about 14,000 men and suffered about 2,000 casualties”. (G. Nafziger, 'Napoleon at Leipzig. The Battle of Nations 1813’. The Emperor Press, Chicago, 1996).
This fictional combat of Horselburg ( Horselberg+Fryeburg) was fought between elements of the Prussian Army of Silesia (Advance Guard and 7th brigade of the Yorck’s I Corps) and the 1st and 3rd Divisions of the reformed (at Erfurt) Young Guard Corps under Mortier.
The wargame was a refighting of the "Pass Clearance" Scenario (C.S. Grant. "Wargames Programmed Scenarios") and finished with the overruning of hte Young Guard rearguard and a complete Prussian victory.
See at the main site the Scenario and the Narrative and pictures.