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Just played a game with a friend and we were wondering, if Grayle hits an enemy model that is engaged in combat with Gallows, does the D6" of movement trigger a free strike, if it draws the enemy model out of combat or LOS with the friendly model?

For instance, (it didn't quite happen this way, but nearly did) if Grayle pulls his heavy warjack away from my Feral Warpwolf, and the jack and wolf become separated by more than 0.5", does the wolf get a free strike on the jack? I suppose this could be done with the Druid's Force Bolt, and other such abilities.

No. A model getting Pushed, Placed, or Slammed doesn't trigger a free strike.

The key word here is that Free Strikes trigger on Advances. Which is a very specific type of movement that is completely different to Gallows/Force Bolt which pushes the model.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! That makes sense! It's right there in the wording. Thanks so much for your response!