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Free Rein
How Horses Can Help Save Your Life
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Free Rein
Narrado por:
David Rintoul
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David Rintoul
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Jock Hutchison
The powerful and heart-warming story of how horses and humans can find happiness.
On a remote Scottish farm, something remarkable happens. Broken people – the war wounded, the vulnerable, the desperate seekers of happiness or well-being – start to feel whole again. Because a man in a cowboy hat, helped by a large herd of horses, shows them how he learned to live. He has known great success but also suffered failures, humiliations and mental health challenges. And so have his horses. But they have found a way to heal.
Even as a small child, Jock Hutchison was fascinated by horses. His first pony gave him an escape from a difficult home life and offered him solace. His career took him from Royal Marines officer to helicopter pilot but it ended abruptly. He ran a successful business but that culminated in a breakdown. Then horses called Jock back. He rediscovered their transformative power and in 2009 co-founded the charity HorseBack UK, initially for veterans recovering from injury but in a short time for everyone battling to find their path in life.
Jock takes the reader on a vivid ride with a group of struggling teenagers as they learn how to work with their horses and with one another. On the farm, they leave their anxieties and their phones behind as, supported by his talented team, he shares powerful lessons from his own mistakes and triumphs.
Inspirational and compelling, Free Rein is a story that shows how there is always a way forward, no matter how tough the challenges.©2026 Jock Hutchison (P)2026 Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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Poignant and inspiring - a timely book the world needs right now. Grounded in a complex yet beautiful landscape of saddles and grit as the shackles of technology drift away, I see nature surrounding me a little differently having lost myself within these pages. A brilliant book that gave me hope for the future (DR DUNCAN HARDING, forensic psychiatrist and author of The Criminal Mind)
Moving and refreshingly irreverent, Jock Hutchison’s account of how broken humans and broken horses can heal each other makes for a wonderfully uplifting story (JOHN NICHOL, Sunday Times bestselling author of Blitz and Spitfire)
An honest, humorous autobiography (KATE GREEN)
A powerful story of failure and second chances
Even the most devoutly unhorsey souls will be converted by Free Rein. The story of how a horse-mad lad from Dunfermline ended up starting an equestrian charity in a desperate effort to repair the soldiers broken by war is an extraordinary tale of the bond humans and horses share. Hutchison's truly inspiring account of his personal mental health journey tells how horses helped him transform his life, and those of so many others. I must confess that I lost myself in the pages. Hutchison's moving explanation of why these huge but perceptive and gentle animals connect with mentally and physically damaged humans on such a visceral level was profoundly moving
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