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Bayhorse Silver Maiden Resource 6 Million Ounce, NI-43- 101 Inferred, Bayhorse Silver Mine, Oregon, USA.

Resource Estimates

Bayhorse Silver Maiden Resource 6 Million Ounce, NI-43-

101 Inferred, Bayhorse Silver Mine, Oregon, USA.

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 24, 2018) - Bayhorse Silver Inc. (TSXV: BHS) (The "Company" or

"Bayhorse") is pleased to announce the release of a Maiden Inferred Mineral Resource for

the 100% controlled Bayhorse Silver

Mine, Oregon, USA. The maiden resource is comprised of 292,300 short tons at an average grade of 21.65 troy ounces per ton

(opt) silver (Ag) for total contained silver of 6,328,400 ounces. The mineralized material contains significant amounts of copper

(Cu) and zinc (Zn), however the historic data utilized in the mineral resource estimate did not allow for a reliable calculation of the

grade of Cu and Zn.

Highlights of

Modelling and Mineral Resource Estimate

292,300 tons inferred mineral resource (See Table 1 below).

21.65 opt Ag grade (See Table 1 below).

6,328,400 oz of contained silver (See Table 1 below).

Mineralized silver zone hosted in rhyolite with dimensions approximately 800 ft (245 m) along strike east-west, 200 ft (60

m) across strike and 23 ft (7 m)

in thickness.

Bayhorse CEO Graeme O'Neill states

"

we are extremely pleased that the resource indicated by the

Resource Modelling

is in

line with the estimated tonnage and grades that we

re

believed

to be

hosted

at the Bayhorse Silver Mine

.

It has been a long

struggle to achieve this result in the face of extreme weakness in the precious metals markets and the resulting lack of

available capital, but our mining and technical teams have done a tremendous job.

Not only

have

we

built a mine

, but

we

have also

developed our maiden resource while doing so."

Conceptual Exploration Target

An additional conceptual exploration target of 200,000 to 250,000 tons at a range of grades of 10 to 20 opt Ag for a range

of 2 million to 5 million ounces of silver has been modelled.

The additional exploration target is conceptual in nature, there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral

resource for the exploration target and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the definition of additional resources.

High grade, silver/copper mineralization from 900 feet inside the Bayhorse Silver Mine

To view an enhanced version of Figure 1, please visit:

https://orders.newsfilecorp.com/files/5015/38854_38858_a1537678749792_38.jpg

APEX Geoscience Ltd. (APEX) of Edmonton, Alberta has provided the Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate in Table 1 below

that is primarily based upon historic underground channel sampling and drilling, supported and confirmed by recent underground

sampling by APEX and Bayhorse personnel. A total of 364 channel or drillhole samples have been used in the estimate. Silver

grades for composites have been capped at 135 opt, which resulted in the capping of seven composites. The resource was

calculated using inverse distance squared (ID2) and all blocks intersecting the known and modelled underground workings were

removed. At a lower cut-off grade of 7.5 opt Ag, the mineralized material removed from the resource was approximately 20,700

tons at an average grade of 24.34 opt Ag for a total of 503,000 ounces of contained Ag. Based upon historic reports of mining,

this is in line with what has thought to have been removed historically. The Bayhorse Silver Mine is reported to have produced at

an average grade of 35 opt Ag in the 1920's, and the last time it was mined in 1984, the grades averaged 16.7 opt Ag.

Table 1: Bayhorse Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate for silver at a variety of lower cut-off grades. The current mineral resource

is bolded.

Classification

*

A

g

Cutoff

(

ounces per

ton

- opt

)

**

Tonnage (

in

Short

Tons

)

Ag Grade

(

ounces per

short

ton

- opt

)

Ag Grade

(

parts per

million

)

***

Contained

Ag

**

(troy

ounces)

Inferred

0

312,800

20.51

703.3

6,417,300

2.5

305,800

20.94

718.1

6,404,100

5

301,700

21.18

726.0

6,388,900

7.5

292,300

21.65

742.4

6,328,400

10

275,500

22.43

769.0

6,178,100

12.5

253,700

23.39

801.9

5,934,000

* Inferred mineral resources are not mineral reserves. Mineral resources, which are not mineral reserves, do not have

demonstrated economic viability. There has been insufficient exploration to allow for the classification of the inferred resources

tabulated above as an indicated or measured mineral resource, however, it is reasonably expected that the majority of the

inferred mineral resources could be upgraded to indicated mineral resources with continued exploration. There is no guarantee

that any part of the mineral resources discussed herein will be converted into a mineral reserve in the future. The estimate of

Mineral Resources may be materially affected by environmental, permitting, legal, marketing, or other relevant issues. The

Mineral Resources have been classified according to the CIM Definition Standards for Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves

(May 2014).

**A price of $US15/oz Ag with a conceptual underground mining and processing cost of $100US/ton has been utilized to derive

the favoured lower cut-off for Ag of 7.5 opt.

***Grade in ppm and contained ounces may not add due to rounding.

The Company is not basing any decision to produce silver and other metals on a feasibility study of mineral reserves

demonstrating economic and technical viability and also advises there is increased uncertainty and specific economic and

technical risks of failure with any production decision.

These risks include drop in price of commodities produced, namely silver,

copper, lead, and zinc, from the pricing used to make the production decision, failure of the grades of the produced material to

fall within the parameters used to make the production decision, and increase in mining costs due to changes within the mine

during development and mining procedures. There are also metallurgical recovery changes that cannot be anticipated at the

time of production.

Bayhorse Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate

APEX has estimated a remnant maiden inferred mineral resource for the historic Bayhorse Silver Mine utilizing a total of 364

underground channel and drillhole samples including 20 underground drillholes that have intersected or bracket mineralization.

Modeled 3D geologic 'solids' were used to constrain mineralization in the block model and grades for silver were interpolated

into blocks by Inverse Distance Squared (ID2).

The Bayhorse Silver mineralized zone is hosted within a rhyolite that is structurally

controlled along a modest dipping thrust fault. Geological 3D solids were developed using cross-sections and level plans in

conjunction with modern surveys to constrain the mineralization at the historic Bayhorse Silver Mine. East and west domains

were created to accommodate elevation differences in the mineralization. In both cases a rough cutoff value of about 2 opt Ag

was used to define and wireframe the 3D solids.

Based upon statistical treatment of the silver data for each of the two mineralized domains capping was employed at 135 opt Ag

but had little effect on the overall estimate.

A 2.0 m composite length was selected to approximate a potential underground

mining height for the Bayhorse mineralized zone.

In both zones, uniform down-hole composites were formed honoring the

domain boundaries. Variography on the composite data was used to model prominent search directions for silver in the two

domains. Silver was modeled along strike (Azimuth 099° Plunge -1° to the north), dip (Azimuth 189° Dip -18°) and across dip

(Azimuth 186° Dip 72°).

Separate block models were completed for each of the two remnant domains and the mined out areas

within those domains. The block model was dimensioned at 4 x 4 x 4 m with sub-blocking down to 1 x 1 x 1 m in order to fit to the

mineralization solids for the Bayhorse mineralized zone. Based on available data the historic underground workings at the

historic Bayhorse Mine were block modelled separately within the mineralized zone and were not included in the mineral

resource estimate.

Specific gravity measurements were done on recent sample pulps by ALS Chemex and American Assay Laboratories based

upon Archimedes methodology and resulted in 29 measurements for mineralization of different grades within the Bayhorse

mineralized zone. Based upon this data blocks within the Bayhorse mineralized zone were assigned an average specific gravity

of 2.80 g/cm

3

.

Grades for silver were interpolated into blocks by ID2 using the search ellipsoid dimensions and orientation established by

variography. For the Bayhorse block models, the grade interpolation was completed in a series of passes with expanding

search ellipsoids.

As a verification tool for the selected ID2 block model, the composite average grades, the ID2 block model

average grade and an average grade of an OK (ordinary Kriging) block model were compared along 20 m windows east - west,

north — south and 5 m windows with elevation.

Block grades matched the composite grades relatively well with no significant

bias indicated in any of the modelled domains.

No economic evaluations have been completed on the Bayhorse mineralized zone, and as a result an economic cut-off for the

mineralized zone is unknown. However, for the purposes of reporting mineral resources on the Project, current silver metal prices

and current US$-CDN$ exchange rate were reviewed. In addition, a number of small operating mines were surveyed and

reviewed for their existing operating costs for mining and processing. It was found that a lower silver cut-off grade corresponding

to 7.5 opt Ag should be adequate for the mineral resource estimation and satisfy reasonable prospects for eventual future

extraction. The Ag grade was determined for each estimated block utilizing a price for silver of US$15/oz. and 90% recovery.

Conceptual mining and processing costs were estimated at $US100 per ton of mineralized material for the purposes of

establishing the lower cut-off grade for the mineral resource. A National Instrument (NI) 43-101 Technical Report summarizing

the Bayhorse Project and the Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate will be provided within 45 days of this News Release.

The Company has granted 1.9 million incentive stock options, exercisable at fifteen ($0.15) for a period five years, to officers,

directors, consultants and employees of the Company.

This News Release has been prepared on behalf of the Bayhorse Silver Inc. Board of Directors, which accepts full responsibility

for its contents. Dr. Stewart Jackson, P.Geo., a Qualified Person and Consultant to the Company has prepared, supervised the

preparation of, and approved the technical content of this press release. Mr. Michael Dufresne, M.Sc., P.Geol., P.Geo., has

supervised the preparation of and takes responsibility for the Mineral Resource Estimate, and is the President and a Principal of

APEX Geoscience Ltd. Mr. Dufresne is independent of Bayhorse and is a Qualified Person and Consultant to the Company.

On Behalf of the Board.

Graeme O'Neill, CEO

604-684-3394

Bayhorse Silver Inc., a junior exploration company, has earned 100% interest in the historic Bayhorse Silver Mine, Oregon, USA.

The Company has an experienced management and technical team with extensive exploration and mining expertise.

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX

Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.