Last Chance Mustang

The Story of One Horse, One Horseman, and One Final Shot at Redemption

By: Mitchell Bornstein

Narrated by: Tom Zingarelli

Last Chance Mustang is the story of Samson, a formerly free-roaming, still wild-at-heart American mustang that was plucked from his mountainous Nevada home and thrown into the domestic horse world, where he was brutalized and victimized. After years of abuse, Samson had evolved into a hateful and hated, maladjusted beast - until the day he found his way to a rural Illinois farm, an ill-equipped owner, and one last chance.

Mitch Bornstein's task was to tame the violent beast whose best defense had become offense. He had 20 years of experience fixing unfixable horses, but Samson would be his greatest challenge. Through the pair's many struggles and countless battles, Samson would teach Mitch about the true power of hope, friendship, redemption, and the inspiring mettle of the forever wild and free American mustang.

©2015 Mitchell Bornstein (P)2015 Tantor

Critic reviews

"A tough but engrossing tale of redemption, perseverance, and the bond between a horse and trainer." ( Booklist)

Outstanding

Could not stop listening. Captivating story. I feel very emitionally connected to the wild horses. This book helps to shed light on the problems and the beauty of free spirit of the wild horses.

wonderful book

loved the story of Sampson, it made me laugh and it made me cry.
The information given about how the American mustangs have been murdered is just horrible it's unbelievable that people can be so cruel and ruthless.
God will judge those who have done such cruelty to his innocent beautiful creatures

Beautiful story of mutual respect

Loved and admire the story depicting the two and their mutual admiration. Lots of history and information on the flight of the wild mustang.

Amazing book

I absolutely love this audio book. It is the most interesting book I have ever read. I wish there were more books out there like this one.

GREAT BOOK!

Would you listen to Last Chance Mustang again? Why?

Yes! There were a lot of historical details about mustangs in general that I would definitely want to listen to again.

What did you like best about this story?

I like the way he weaved his story with Sampson with the history and current status of mustangs in the United States.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

A MUST-SEE story of mustangs and one mustang who changed a man's life.

Any additional comments?

I'm glad I found this book and wish everyone would read it.