The army was on a small hill, so the Boltons could only see their first lines. They had decided to position a few men in the middle to bait the cavalry and quickly flee into the real centre a few dozen yards back, where they would hide behind a line of spears and pikes that should, in theory, kill the cavalry charge. Horses might be animals, but they wouldn't charge blindly into a solid wall of spears. The riders would not be stupid enough to do that either, but if baited in a charge, they would be unable to stop their momentum at the last moment. Ramsay's army had assembled and was slowly marching towards them. Everyone on their side had already gotten into position, and he had sent Ghost to the backline.