Tuesday, 31st October 2006 (2552 views)

Enterayon Incorporated has announced that it has completed its drilling programme for the year at its Horseshoe Property.

At its location in north-west British Colombia, the firm has been drilling, sampling and prospecting on the property for some time due to weather delays and drill equipment problems.

The company described the project as "successful" despite the completion of only 254 metres of drilling by the scheduled end date of the work.

In total seven drill holes were made and about 300 metres of vein strike length was tested out of a potential 400 metre length. The vein in question is historically known as the High-Grade Vein for its gold content.

One core sample measured 1.6 metres with a grading of 9.98 grams of gold per tonne and a reading of 38.3 grams of silver per tonne.

Rock sampling was also undertaken by Enterayon for much of 2006 with sampling indicating multi-gram gold values.

The Horseshoe Property is in the Stewart mining camp in Canada and covers approximately 1,400 hectares.

 

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