Cindy K. Roberts has a lifetime of experience in training horses and mules; she began riding the family pony at age 2. The granddaughter of Lieutenant Wilton Willmann, a sharpshooter, and muleskinner in the U.S. Army Cavalry (stationed in Fort Riley, Camp Perry, Fort Leavenworth circa 1924) for gifting her with the insight on mules; and the desire to study and work with them. 

Cindy co-hosted and co-produced a local radio program, Horse Sense; she brought world-renowned horse trainers and celebrities onto the show. A feature writer and contributor to the equine community, Cindy's sense of humor, delights her audience and she brings inspiration to many.

Living by the Code of the West, Cindy puts God first in her life; plays piano, and collects firearms. She enjoys the Western way of life, educating new mule owners in working with their mules, hosting mule events, and documenting her adventures to keep the cowgirl spirit alive.

Cindy K Roberts is the granddaughter of U.S. Cavalry, Lieutenant Wilton Willman, a sharpshooter and muleskinner of the U.S. Army Cavalry (stationed in Fort Riley, Camp Perry, Fort Leavenworth circa 1924) who gifted her with the insight on working with mules. Author, host/producer of Mule Talk. Cindy K. Roberts has worked with mules since 1985. 

Cindy got her background in broadcasting when she co-hosted and co-produced a local radio program, Horse Sense; Cindy brought world-renowned horse trainers and celebrities onto the show. A feature writer and contributor to the equine community, Cindy's sense of humor, delights her audience and she brings inspiration to many.

Living by the Code of the West, Cindy puts God first in her life; plays piano, and is certified in firearm training.