Posted, January 17, 2007

The Club at Pradera Hosts Benefit for Serenity Farm Foreman Benjamin Sanchez
World-Renowned Flamenco Guitarist, René Heredia to Play for Cause

Parker, Colorado - A festive wine and cheese gala hosted by The Club at Pradera in Parker, Saturday, January 27th, will open at 6PM with musicians from The Denver Classical Guitar Society. René Heredia, touted by national and international media as the living legend of the Gypsy Flamenco Guitar, will start at 7PM. A silent auction featuring over 50 items including art from local and national artists, Bronco-signed sports memorabilia, vacation packages, jewelry, clothing and more. Admission is free. This event is open to the public. Please help save a life. Donation and Pledge Boxes will be on-site for contributions.

Parker, Colorado…January 16, 2007 --- The Club at Pradera in Parker, Colorado, is hosting, We Believe in Cure. A Benefit for Benjamin Sanchez, Saturday, January 27th, from 6PM to10PM. The national equestrian community is showing their support and respect to a great man whose passion for horsemanship has earned a spot in the hearts of all who have met and worked with Benjamin Sanchez. Benjamin, 51, was diagnosed with esophageal cancer last month. Benjamin is Foreman for Serenity Farm, a hunter/jumper show barn in Elizabeth, Colorado. He is a proud U.S. Citizen and great contributor to his community. He has worked over 20 years in the United States with show horses to cultivate his version of the American Dream, the purchase of his first home last year for his family- wife, Isabelle and three children, in Elizabeth, Colorado.

Esophageal cancer is a very difficult cancer to treat and will require a diligent cancer treatment program, including surgery. A fund has been established to help pay for Benjamin’s chemotherapy, radiation, related medication and pending surgery.

“We were very distressed when we received the news of Benjamin’s cancer,” stated Cindy Cruciotti, owner of Serenity Farm. Benjamin is a tremendous asset to our operation and we are going to help him any way we can. We are so thankful to our friends, family and equestrian associates who have shown such support during this trying time.”

The Club at Pradera was very pleased to offer its facilities for such a great cause. When we heard Benjamin’s story, we wanted to show our support as well,” said Brian Miller, Director of Food and Beverage for Pradera.

We Believe in Cure. A Benefit for Benjamin Sanchez is open to the public and will feature world-famous musician, René Heredia, noted by national and international media as the living legend of the Gypsy Flamenco guitar. He was recognized as one of Colorado’s best-known composers in a special tribute to Colorado artists at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. René was also awarded the prestigious Governor’s Award of Colorado for excellence in performance and education, as well as the Mayor’s Award of Denver for excellence in the arts. He has done command performances for such dignitaries as Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco, Armand Hammer, Prince Bandar of Saudi Arabia, Queen Noor of Jordan, and Presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter. More information can be found about René at www.reneheredia.com.