Toogood Gold Corp. has defined two priority, multi-kilometre structural corridors following the completion of Phase 1 geological mapping at its Table Mountain Gold-Silver Project in Lincoln County, Nevada.

The mapping program refined the local volcanic stratigraphy, alteration assemblages, and epithermal veining across the property, establishing the Widowmaker and Pacifico trends as the project's principal target areas. The Widowmaker corridor has now been defined over more than 5 kilometres, marking an expansion from previous exploration updates that described it as a 2.5-kilometre-long structure. The feature hosts a metre-scale epithermal quartz vein intermittently exposed over 1 kilometre, with associated float extending past 2 kilometres.

The Pacifico trend runs as a subparallel arcuate corridor approximately 500 metres east of Widowmaker, comprising more than 5 kilometres of cumulative mapped fault trace with multiple structurally controlled epithermal veins. Both corridors display complex fault architecture, pervasive silicification, and textural evidence of boiling, which indicates that the prospective gold-silver interval is preserved at depth.

Toogood holds the right to acquire a 100% interest in the Table Mountain Project under an option agreement finalized in May 2026, covering a land package of 1,902 hectares across 228 claims.

To advance the property toward maiden drilling, the company has initiated Notice of Intent permitting work with SWCA Environmental Consultants. Field acquisition for UAV magnetics, ground gravity, and soil and rock sampling has also been completed.

Next-term work includes an approximate 15 line-kilometre controlled-source audio-frequency magnetotelluric survey scheduled across the corridors by Zonge International. The company will also receive, compile, and interpret pending soil and rock assay results alongside final processed ground-gravity and UAV-magnetic products to refine drill sections before testing commences.

Completion of Phase 1 mapping has significantly advanced our understanding of Table Mountain and established Widowmaker and Pacifico as the Project's two highest-priority drill-target corridors," stated Colin Smith, CEO and Director . "Both trends combine complex fault architecture, multiple epithermal veins and widespread evidence of boiling within a well-preserved epithermal system. With drill permitting underway, we are integrating the pending analytical and geophysical results to refine targets and advance Table Mountain toward its maiden drill program.

— Colin Smith, CEO and Director

The upcoming geophysical and analytical datasets will support the final target ranking ahead of the maiden drill program.

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