Ann: RC Drilling Confirms High-Grade Gold at New Cross Fault, page-560

Those diamond holes are all but guaranteed to hit big if they twin 221 and 215. For me the most important holes were 226, 227 and 228 because they are on the other side of another interpreted north/south fault (or on another part of the lobster tail haha); and are some of the northernmost holes of the currently known footprint, hinting that this thing potentially has got legs to run further along to the north along the relief shear. This I think is especially so because of those old holes MP-14, MG12 and MG15 that extend around 500m from the currently known footprint. Obviously the key here is to have the right host rocks (and the disseminated iron sulphides) beyond just a few of those quartz ore shoots.