Dryden Gold posts results of deeper drilling with 9.40 g/t gold over 4.60 metres at Gold Rock Project, Ontario
Dryden Gold Corp. [TSXV: DRY; OTCQX: DRYGF; FSE: X7W] reported the successful down-dip expansion of the Spyglass and Buccaneer high-grade zones at the Gold Rock Project. Gold Rock is located off Highway 502 (Trans-Canada Highway), south of Dryden, northern Ontario, with direct access to infrastructure that supports efficient, year-round exploration.
Four drill holes were completed testing the down-plunge extension of the high-grade gold mineralization. At Spyglass on BM1, DGR-073 assayed 9.40 g/t gold over 4.60 metres, including 78.40 g/t gold over 0.38 metres. DGR-073 also intersected Buccaneer on BM1 at 370 meters true depth. All four drill holes intersected visible gold (VG) at Spyglass in the locations predicted by the Company’s geological interpretation, providing additional support for the model and the continuity of Spyglass down-plunge.
Highlights: Spyglass has been extended from approximately 190 metres to 330 metres vertical depth. Buccaneer has been extended from approximately 185 metres to 370 metres vertical depth.
The expanded drilling has approximately doubled the interpreted size of the Spyglass zone, adding approximately 110 metres by 50 metres of mineralized footprint. Results provide additional confidence in the Company’s geological model.
DGR-073 also intersected Buccaneer, south of the modeled high-grade zone and assayed 0.95 g/t gold over 5.55 metres including 7.70 g/t gold over 0.55 metres. Follow-up drilling will test the model to the north. The Company’s fully funded, 45,000-metre drill program will continue testing down-plunge extensions of the known high-grade zones on its 15 mineralized structures, continue to identify new high-grade zones on strike and prove the continuity of lower-grade gold mineralization between high-grade zones at Gold Rock.
Trey Wasser, CEO of Dryden Gold, commented, “The continued expansion of Gold Rock at depth is a very important achievement for the technical team. One of our key objectives of this drill campaign is to expand the known high-grade zones at depth and these four holes prove our model is working.
Orogenic gold systems in Canada typically have very deep roots. At Red Lake and Kirkland, mining is approaching 2 km. These significant results, down-plunge, almost double the interpreted depth of the high-grade zones. The scale of Spyglass was also expanded with the interpreted footprint increasing by approximately 5,500 m2, larger than an American football field. Equally important, the footprint at Gold Rock continues to expand with 15 mineralized structures now discovered and the target area expanded to over one kilometer by 750 metres. These results increase our confidence in the model and support further testing of Gold Rock along strike and at depth.”
Reported intervals are drilled core lengths, true width is unknown, assay values are uncut.
The company also announces that it entered into a promotional services agreement dated February 27, 2026, with Epstein Research (ER), an arm’s-length service provider, under which ER was engaged to provide investor awareness and promotional services for the company, including social media communications and the preparation and distribution of three-monthly written articles.
The agreement provides an initial three-month term, subject to renewal or termination in accordance with its terms. In consideration of the services, the company paid ER a cash fee of US$7,500 in advance. No securities or other equity-based compensation has been, or will be, issued to ER under the agreement. ER and its principals are at arms’ length to the company.
Dryden Gold controls 100% interest in mining claims in a dominant strategic land position in the Dryden District of northwestern Ontario. The property hosts high-grade gold mineralization over 50km of potential strike length along the Manitou-Dinorwic deformation zone. The property has excellent infrastructure, enjoys collaborative relationships with First Nations communities and benefits from proximity to an experienced mining workforce.