Cross Cutting East/West Faults are secondary to predominantly...

Cross Cutting East/West Faults are secondary to predominantly mineralized North/South Faults, actually, while 'Ternera East' Geophysical Data has identified a likely comparable deposit to Ternera, open to The East and in all directions, with outcropping mineralization at surface and down to 400m, and drill cores thus far support this Geological Modelling. High Grades might well excite The Market, but El Zorro makes economic sense even as a Lower Grade very large deposit with very high recoverability ratios, close to infrastructure, in a Tier 1 Mining District, where Locals are very competent in open pit mining. Pending outstanding drill cores will be steadily announced as TSO remains confident to increase the resource estimate to over A Million Ounces by the end of October. 6 drill rigs continue to operate 24/7, 4 are focused on infill drilling at Ternera to conform to JORC compliance, as some were too far apart to be included in the Maiden Resource Estimate. Unlikely any will miss Gold, as only one core in over 200 so far came up empty, whilst each hole has typically identified 4000 to 5000 Ounces of Gold. 2 rigs are drilling Ternera East at present. Likely, new holes there will target higher grades identified along North/South faults extending 4.5km to the North, see Toro Blanco, displaying visible Sampled Gold Bearing Mineralization at surface, and tested to depth at Ternera East. Additional highly prospective targets have been identified. It is the sheer scale of El Zorro that The Market is failing to get its head around. By necessity this will take some time, even as progress is rapid, this thing is gigantic. TSO has claimed many hundreds of further square kilometers of a highly prospective corridor, having been first to identify an intrusive related gold system, here, in geology normally only associated with Gold outside of South America, where it is well recognized in The North American Continent. This new discovery is now attracting the interest of far larger miners, with far more expensive share prices, who are a bit late on the scene, finding TSO has most of the most prospective territory here, already. El Zorro is shaping up to be a game changer, for TSO, and an economical mine, here, would open up further exploitation opportunities and realize good returns on what is presently a very undervalued junior Explorer/Miner, quietly confident of building a lrofitable mine here, within 2 to 3 years, targetting production of 100,000 Ounces of Gold, per year over 10+ Years of life cycle. TSO remains debt free and is well capitalized to continue exploration according to plan.