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Well, purely from a gameplay perspective, there were 11 dragons, and it wasn't difficult to defeat them with a decent attack. If there had been 100+ cyclops, there would have been significant losses, of course, and I probably wouldn't have engaged the cavalry horde because there was only one mass haste spell for 2 rounds, which wouldn't allow me to defeat the cavalry with acceptable losses, especially without a strong attack.
In principle, if we assume that Goldies and Cyclops are a typical paired guard, then why is there such a large gap between them, and why are they positioned precisely at the spot where you can pass through the cavalry through a single cell? Usually, a paired guard is either right next to each other or at a distance of 1, maximum 2 cells.