Families take part in the Windsor Horse Drive in Berkshire, where riders travel by horse and cart along a route that passes near Windsor Castle. Organisers say the event runs on Saturday and brings people together for a 13-mile ride. Participants meet and ride as a group, with planned stops along the way, including pub stops. One account notes that rules may restrict travellers from using routes associated with the royal “Long Walk,” but the event proceeds on its own designated itinerary near the castle area. Coverage focuses on the community aspect of the gathering and the practical organisation of the ride, including coordination of horses, carts, and rest points during the journey. Across the reports, the central details are the date, the Berkshire location, the 13-mile distance, and the fact that the event involves families riding horses and using carts as they travel near Windsor Castle. The stories present the Windsor Horse Drive as a locally organised outing rather than a broader political dispute, with emphasis on participation and route logistics.