As of the end of August, 2008, Goldbrook has completed 19 drill holes totaling about 4524 metres on the Mystery prospect. These holes are drilled on six vertical sections along a strike length of over 200 metres. The first press release (see Sept03-2008) reported Ni-Cu-PGE assay data for the first four drillholes, three on Section 490800 East and one drillhole on section 490850, 50 metres to the east. All 19 of these drillholes have intersected significant sulphide mineralization which has been sampled for assay. These samples have been submitted to ALS Chemex in Vancouver and further assays are pending. The first three Mystery drillholes reported are on Section 490800 East were drilled below MYS07-001 and MYS07-002 (see press release November 27, 2007).

Drilling to date indicates the potential for a major new Ni-Cu-PGE sulphide zone at Mystery which is about 10 kilometres west of Goldbrook’s Getty-Sylvie deposits. The 2008 Mystery drill program is focused on testing an extensive, coincident EM and magnetic response from a 2007 airborne geophysical VTEM survey, and a very strong downhole EM anomaly obtained during the 2007 drill program. The mineralization has been tested to a depth in excess of 250 metres below surface and remains open to both the east and west of the current drill pattern.