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Trailbreaker Resources Adds Intrusion Related Sheldon Property Located IN the Tombstone GOLD Belt - Yukon

Corporate Updates

TRAILBREAKER RESOURCES ADDS INTRUSION RELATED SHELDON PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE

TOMBSTONE GOLD BELT - YUKON

July 31, 202 3 – Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. ( TBK.V) (“ Trailbreaker” or “the Company” ) is pleased to

announce it has now added the 919-hectare (ha) Sheldon property, located in central Yukon, as part of its

robust property portfolio.

The Sheldon property covers a “Reduced Intrusion Related Gold System” (RIRGS), located within the

Tombstone Gold Belt of the Selwyn Basin. The Tombstone Belt is host to gold (Au)-bearing prospects and

deposits including: Snowline Gold’s Valley discovery (e.g. 410.0 m @ 1.89 g/t Au)1; Kinross Gold’s Fort

Knox mine (10 million ounces of gold , including past production) 2 and Victoria Gold’s Eagle mine (4.3

million ounces of gold)3.

The property is located along the North Canol Road approximately 110 km northeast of the town of Ross

River (Figure 1). The property has excellent infrastructure with road access within 800 m of the property

boundary.

Highlights of the Sheldon Property

• Located within the geologically fertile and highly prospective Tombston e Gold Belt of the

mining-friendly Yukon Territory;

• Road accessible via the North Canol Road, approximately 110 km northeast of Ross River;

• Historic rock samples assayed up to 6.17 g/t Au;

• Reduced-Intrusion Related Gold System (RIRGS) style mineralization evident on the property,

with many characteristic RIRGS geological features;

• Underexplored, with a number of strong geochemical and geophysical targets identified;

• 100% owned by Trailbreaker Resources, with no underlying payments or royalties.

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Figure 1: Location of the Sheldon property within the Tombstone Gold Belt and the Selwyn Basin.

Exploration Potential

The Sheldon property is underexplored and has undergone only short surface sampling campaigns

between the early 1990s and 2012.

A regional-scale Z-Axis Tipper Electromagnetic (ZTEM) survey was flown over a significant portion of the

Selwyn Basin in 2008. This data was reprocessed by Condor Consulting in 2013 4 and made publicly

available by the Yukon Geological Survey. The data from this survey shows magnetic and conductivity

characteristics across the Sheldon property that are common in RIRGS deposits. These features include a

high resistivity signature associated with the felsic intrusive rocks and magnetic high features surrounding

the intrusions, associated with pyrrhotite-bearing hornfelsed sedimentary rocks. Of particular interest are

two magnetic ‘pimples’ within the claim boundaries that may reflect strong ly hornfelsed rocks above a

blind intrusion (Figure 2). As the highest grades of RIRGS mineralization commonly occur in upper portions

of fertile intrusion s, the potentially intact carapace in the northwest and southeast property areas

highlight attractive exploration targets. Neither of these target areas have undergone any documented

exploration .

Most geochemical sampling and mapping to date has been focused on the southern extent of the Sheldon

Stock, where gold mineralization was first encountered. Although less geochemical coverage occurred

along the northern flank of the stock, the more limited work revealed consistently elevated gold values

from rock and soil sampling. Additionally, this area has the best correlation between gold (Au) and

tellurium (Te), a robust pathfinder element for Au in RIRGSs. The spacing between sampling in this area is

such that a significant deposit could occur between sample locations, based on the approximate footprint

of other RIRGS deposits (Figure 3), including Snowline Gold’s Valley prospect.

Figure 2: ‘Magnetic’ pimples highlighted in yellow where strongly hornfelsed sedimentary rocks may

overlie blind intrusive centers. No exploration work has been conducted on these targets. Low

conductivity (high resistivity) features indicate the presence of an intrusive ce nter at the Sheldon

property, as confirmed from regional and local mapping.

History

Gold-bearing quartz veins were first recognized at Sheldon by the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) in

1944. In 1990, a regional stream sediment survey conducted by the GSC highlighted multiple drainages

with anomalous arsenic and antimony.

The work conducted by the GSC, along with the then-recent discovery at Dublin Gulch (now Victoria Gold’s

Eagle Mine) in Yukon, resulted in the initial staking of the property in 1991. Between 1991-1993, surface

rock and soil geochemical sampling, as well as geological mapping , were completed, targeting Fort Knox

style mineralization. Rock chip samples from this work returned assays as high as 6.17 g/t Au 5, from

quartz veining in the granitic Sheldon Stock (Figure 3).

The claims were restaked in 2011, followed by a short prospecting and sampling program conducted in

2012. Rock samples from this program graded up to 2.08 g/t Au 6.

Since 2012, no work has been completed on the property. The Sheldon block is a legacy property originally

held by Goldstrike Resources L td. Trailbreaker owns 100% of the property with no underlying payments

or royalties.

Figure 3: Gold in soil and rock samples overlain on mapped geology of the Sheldon property. Gold shows

a strong correlation with the granitic stock and locally the hornfelsed sedimentary rocks. White dashed

ellipsoid indicates 1 km x 1.2 km area with limited sampling and elevated Au -Te values in surrounding

samples.

Geology

The Sheldon property is centered on the mid-Cretaceous Sheldon stock, a member of the Tombstone Gold

Belt intrusive suite emplaced within the Selwyn Basin of Yukon. The Sheldon stock is described as a

polyphase biotite granitic to granodioritic intrusion, emplaced during a regional extensional event

coincident with emplacement of the Tombstone intrusive suite. Gold mineralization is associat ed with

quartz and arsenopyrite veining within the Sheldon Stock , as well as in hornfelsed sedimentary rocks

surrounding the stock.

The Sheldon property displays many classic features of RIRGS deposits 7, including, but not limited to:

• Sheeted quartz veins hosted in a mid-Cretaceous granite;

• Intrusive rocks with biotite>hornblende, indicating volatile content of the intrusion;

• Constrained size of intrusive stock is favourable for hosting RIRGS;

• Strong gold-arsenic-bismuth-tellurium-tungsten (Au-As-Bi-Te-W) geochemical association;

• Typical geophysical characteristics (resistivity high and magnetic high around stock ) of a felsic

intrusion surrounded by a hornfelsed aureole in sedimentary rocks

Future work recommendations

Additional geochemical sampling and geological mapping is recommended to be completed over areas of

low sample density, particularly where magnetic ‘pimples’ occur in the northwest and southeast of the

property. This is also recommended to be done along the northern margin of the Sheldon Stock, where a

strong Au-Te association is observed.

A higher-resolution magnetic survey will aid in further defining the hornfelsed alteration zone and granitic

intrusive boundaries.

Follow-up drill testing should focus on the most prospective geological and geochemical targets to test

for bulk-tonnage RIRGS mineralization in the vertical dimension.

Message from the President

“Adding the RIRGS Sheldon property to our portfolio greatly increases our exposure to potential significant

gold discoveries within the exciting Tombstone Gold Belt, with no additional cost to the shareholders. With

the recent discoveries by Snowline Gold, which have resulted in an enhanced understanding of the Yukon-

based RIRGS systems, we have re -evaluated this target. We are impressed with the similarities , even at

this early stage. We feel that the geological characteristics of this project suggest that there is potential

for multiple mi neralized zones to occur, associated with the Sheldon Stock complex, within our existing

claim boundaries.”

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Daithi Mac Gearailt

President and Chief Executive Officer

Carl Schulze, P. Geo., Consulting Geologist with Aurora Geosciences Ltd, is a qualified person as defined

by National Instrument 43-101 for Trailbreaker's BC and Yukon exploration projects, and has reviewed

and approved the technical information in this release.

Other

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(604) 681-1820 or at [email protected].

References

1) https://snowlinegold.com/news/

2) https://www.kinross.com/operations/default.aspx#americas-fortknox

3) https://vgcx.com/production/eagle-gold-mine/overview/

4) https://data.geology.gov.yk.ca/Reference/68174#InfoTab

5) Doherty, R.A., J van Randen, J.A., 1994, Report on the 1994 geological and geochemical assessment work on the Mount Sheldon property,

Whitehorse Mining District, Yukon, Assessment Report #093220

6) C. Jones, 2013, Report on the CANDO 2 property: 2012 exploration program, Whitehorse Mining District, Yukon, Assessment Report # 096351

7) Hart, C.J.R., 2007, Reduced Intrusion-related Gold Systems, in Goodfellow, W.D., ed, Mineral deposits of Canada: A synthesis of Major Deposit

Types, District Metallogeny, the Evolution of Geological Provinces, and Exploration Methods: Geological Association of Canada, Mineral

Deposits Division, Special Publication No. 5, p. 95-112

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