30 Km or so east of the Jeep a similar structure is also being drilled.

Redstar Gold begins drilling at Newman Todd project

2009-11-12 08:36 ET - News Release

Also News Release (C-CBC) Central Resources Corp

Mr. Scott Weekes of Redstar reports

REDSTAR STARTS DRILLING ON RED LAKE GOLD PROJECT

Redstar Gold Corp. has started drilling on its 100-per-cent-owned Newman Todd project in Red Lake, Ont. Redstar is the co-operator of this project with the work financed by Central Resources Corp. Central has an option to earn up to a 60-per-cent interest in the property under terms as reported in Stockwatch Oct. 5, 2009. The focus of drilling will be to further test the large geological structure that has returned high-grade gold in several intersections.

Scott Weekes, Redstar president, stated: "We are very excited to get back drilling at Newman Todd in the Red Lake gold camp. To date we have completed three small drill programs on the project and all have returned high-grade gold intercepts. Red Lake is one of the key camps for high-grade gold discoveries in North America and has generated intense interest of the investing community that follows gold mining and exploration. Our past exploration has outlined a large geological structure with steeply dipping high-grade gold veins. The Newman Todd project has many of the geological characteristics of several of the important gold deposits in this camp. Of particular note is that our past drilling intersected high-grade gold values at a shallow depth (less than 250 metres) and yet the high-grade zones in many of the deposits in the Red Lake camp start at much greater depths. Our focus in this drill phase is to continue to test the known near-surface high-grade gold mineralization and to test (this over-two-kilometre structure) at depth."

Previous work by Redstar on the Newman Todd property has outlined gold mineralization within a silicified breccia zone that has been traced for at least two kilometres. Drilling done by Redstar intersected values up to 61.02 grams per tonne gold over 1.0 metre within a wider zone of 60.0 metres of 1.72 g/t gold in previous drill programs. The property has a very similar geologic setting to many of the major mines in the Red Lake camp such as Goldcorp's Campbell and Red Lake mines. Similarities include: proximity to a major structure, secondary northwest-southeast-trending structures, proximity to a folded ultramafic body and association with a large Fe-carbonate alteration zone.