"In recognition of the continuity of the orebody at depth, a proposed drill-drive is being designed to enable drill coverage at depth from underground (Figure 1). This key infrastructure will enable a significant zone between the Pegasus, Rubicon and Hornet deposits to be drill-tested. This area will also be excavated to provide production access."
That drill drive is a decent piece of infrastructure that's going to make exploration of the "new connected ore body" at depth a lot cheaper and also will later provide production access. And look at the extent of the new development work at Rubicon, Hornet and Pegasus. You can see that as Rubicon goes deeper all three deposits will join up.
Not to mention the super high grade results at Raleigh
0.3m at 1,400gpt (est true width 0.2m) that's 45oz per tonne
1.0m at 241.4gpt (est true width 0.7m)
0.3m at 800gpt (est true width 0.2m)
