Tarachi Gold Corp. announced additional assay results from underground diamond drill hole JAB-20-06, completed at the historic La Dura mine on the Company's Jabali concession. The underground La Dura drill program will continue testing the down-dip and potential plunge orientation to the area of known gold bearing structures and potential new zones. Tarachi's Vice President of Exploration, Lorne Warner stated "Drill hole JAB-20-06 is very exciting in that it continues to define the known Main Gold Zone but also encountered new gold mineralized structures beneath the Main Zone from the La Dura historic mine area. Currently, the Company has two diamond drill rigs turning, one at the La Dura historic mine and the other at the San Javier shear zone. At San Javier four drill holes have been completed with the discovery of replacement style massive sulphides encountered over several metres in one of these holes. Drill results at La Dura are indicating the gold zones are trending approximately north-south with a gentle apparent south dip as shown on Figure # 2. Detailed mapping within the Main Zone from the underground workings shows a series of steeply south dipping, east-west striking crackle brecciated quartz veins contained within the zone. In order to further understand the nature of the mineralization, the Company will look to drill test to the south with inclined holes in order to properly test the Main Gold Zone and any other potential new zones.