Dark Horse Resources Ltd. is exploring for Gold in Latin America and holds interests in two highly mineralised Gold properties in Argentina ­ Las Opeñas Gold Project in the San Juan province and Cachi Gold Project in the Santa Cruz province, both mining friendly jurisdictions. The Company has been working expeditiously during 2019 in advancing both of these projects towards Resource Definition, and their classification to the internationally recognised Australian JORC Standard. Drilling is the next major step in this process and the work completed on these projects during December and January is a prelude to ensuring the projects are drill ready in a considered and measured manner. Dark Horse is pleased to provide surface sampling results from the Las Opeñas Gold Project and the Cachi Gold Project in preparation for drilling. The Las Opeñas Gold Project continues to demonstrate multiple highgrade GoldSilver targets, including the results of new discovery "LINA" target. The Cachi Gold Project trenching program at has significantly advanced the exploration of Vetas Cachi target, demonstrating high GoldSilver grades and significant extensions of the overall length of the vein systems. Cachi Gold Project - Successful Trenching Sampling Results at Vetas Cachi Target: The trenching program at the Cachi Project was completed in November 2019 to expose quartz veins below ash cover to support an effective drill design. Thirteen (13) trenches were excavated at four of the major Cachi targets; Vetas Cachi, Puma, Morena and Sofia. To date results have only been received for the first four trenches at Vetas Cachi. The quartz veins exposed in the trenches were thoroughly sampled using diamond channel sampling techniques to add shallow depth information to the overall comprehensive data set. These four Vetas Cachi trenches have returned excellent results, the most notable include: 11m @ 1.2 g/t Gold (Incl. 0.7m @ 5.2 g/t Gold), Diamond channel in Vetas Cachi System; 6m @ 1.0 g/t Gold (Incl. 0.4m @ 4.3 g/t Gold), Diamond channel in, Vetas Cachi System; 2m @ 1.0 g/t Gold, Diamond channel in Vetas Cachi System; 6.4m @ 0.4 g/t Gold, Diamond channel in Fault breccia at Caldera Margin. From 125 samples, 52 returned with anomalous Gold. The trenching further confirmed new parallel veins from observed surface structures, significantly extending the overall length of these vein systems from 400 to 800 metres. The newly identified veins contain chalcedonic and sacaroidal quartz, sometimes banded with oxidation and sulphides which appear as different phases or pulses of mineralisation. The existence of chalcedonic quartz is an encouraging sign for epithermal precious metal resources. At Vetas Cachi the trenching has confirmed the location of a significant Fault Breccia, of 100 meters width separating Porphyritic Rhyolite from Lithic Tuff on the Caldera Margin. This Caldra Margin Fault was previously inferred from float samples containing up to 0.74 g/t Gold. Within the trench the best result was 6.4m @ 0.4 g/t Gold, with >1500 ppm Arsenic (As) and >80 ppm Antimony (Sb). IP geophysical lines #1, #2 and #3 confirm the continuity of the Fault Breccia for at least 500 meters to the North East as a Resistivity Low between the Caldera Margin and the vein system. This resistivity anomaly is interpreted to extend to more than 200 meters depth. The trace of IP line #1 with a perspective view of the Vetas Cachi geology map shows good correlation of the vein system with the resistivity anomaly suggesting the presence of extensive veining at depth. This Vetas Cachi structural corridor, of 1,000m long by 315m wide, is host to multiple veins and fault breccias, intervein stockworks and small oxidized breccias, that occurr within a porphyritic rhyolite lava. The majority of the veins dip to the southeast. Southeast dipping auriferous quartz veins at Vetas Cachi are interpreted to occupy stress release fractures which are conjugate to the principle Caldera Margin ring fault that dips to the northwest. The 100 metre width of this breccia structure is testament to extensive movement and fluid flow which are the precoursors of economic mineralization. Las Opeñas Gold Project - LINA Target Results: The LINA target was recently discovered during ongoing surface sampling and detailed mapping program of Las Opeñas Gold Project. This adds to the multiple mineralised targets already discovered at Las Openas, which include Presagio (West, Central, East & South), Vultur, Rail, Rockoven, Tramway and Zora. LINA is located south of the Presagio vein system and is comprised of two principal parallel vein breccias, each 400 metres long. Outstanding highgrade Gold results from representative rock chip samples have returned from LINA including the best 6 below: 11.3 g/t Gold & 97 g/t Silver, in Rock chip; 9.1 g/t Gold & 75 g/t Silver, in Rock chip; 7.9 g/t Gold & 165 g/t Silver, in Rock chip; 8.1 g/t Gold & 11 g/t Silver, in Rock chip; 5.1 g/t Gold & 41 g/t Silver, in Rock chip; and 4.4 g/t Gold & 73 g/t Silver, in Rock chip. From 44 samples, 30 returned with anomalous Gold and 11 samples returned above 2 g/t Gold. The best GoldSilver grades in LINA occur on northeast flexures within the vein systems associated with Pyrite, Pyrite, Sphalerite (Zinc Sulphide) and Galena (Lead Sulphide), indicative of a wellendowed epithermal precious metals system. The varying intensities of oxidation and quartz textures associated with fresh sulphides in vein breccias with a chalcedonic cemented matrix show hypogene conditions are present. Las Opeñas Gold Project - ZORA Target Results: Zora target was a recently discovered system located in the north of Las Opeñas Gold Project. Zora is part of a new structural corridor which is more than 3km long. To date only 350 metres at the western end has been mapped and sampled. Although Zora displays similar mineralisation style and structural characteristics to that mapped at Presagio West, the initial sampling program returned low Gold Silver values associated with high values of arsenic and lead. Exploration is continuing on the eastern half of the corridor.