Resolution Minerals has confirmed a gold mineralized zone extending at least 500 meters at Golden Gate North within its 100%-owned Horse Heaven project in Idaho. Greg Lindsay, the company's US Operations Chief Executive, said the first two holes drilled at Golden Gate North returned intercepts of 324 meters and 322 meters, with gold grading 0.49 and 0.37 grams per ton from surface to the bottom of the holes. The results come from a 42-hole, 12,000-meter program completed in mid-September, and 33 more holes will be announced within the next six weeks. Lindsay also said the company will soon release tungsten results from Golden Gate drilling, which many investors are interested in.
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