Well despite the ammount of stick I get for using brets they're a hard army with nice models and recently I've been looking to get my brets upto scratch for 2k and this is what I've come up with.

Bret Lord: lance, enchanted sheild, virtue of purity, morning star of fracasse, royal peg

Paladin Bsb: barded warhorse, sword of might, virtue of duty (joins 8unbanned knights of the realm

Damsel: Level 2, Scroll, warhorse (joins banned knights of the realm)

Damsel: Level 2, Scroll, chalice, warhorse (joins grail knights)

8 Knights of the realm: champ

8 knights of the realm: Full command, warbanner

6 knights of the realm

5 knights errant

5 Mounted Yeomen: shields, banner

3 pegi knights

3 pegi knights

8 Grail Knights: standard, muscian

Normally I'll refuse a flank with the 6 knights of the realm protecting the flanks of my big lances if needed. The yeoman and knights errant try to deal with any light units sent to disrupt my attack while the 2 peg units mage hunt, deal with little units of cav and try and set up attack runs for my big blocks. The lord does characters, supporting charges and taking out stuff like dryads. It's a mini RAF but it plays more like a knight army as it relies on big lances with lots of supporting units and the 2 units of pegs give me more ability to pick my combats and deal with any skirmishers.

Typically Bretonnian: all-cav! Your Yeomen will be useful if you want this list to be competitive, but they seem out of place because the rest of the army is only knights. You were cheap about command groups: in my opinion, the musician is always worth it. And you forgot to add the free champion to your unit of 6 KotR and your unit of 5 KE.

It'll be easy to manoeuver, though, with all the small cavalry units and the Pegasus Knights. You're unlikely to get flanked, and you're pretty sure that most of your units will get the charge.