Silver Pony Announces Further Exploration Updates and Preliminary Assay Results Including up to 103 g/t Gold from Grab Sampling
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 13, 2026) - Silver Pony Resources Corp. (CSE: PONY) (FSE: BJ40) (OTC: CCCFD) (formerly Carlyle Commodities Corp.) ("Silver Pony" or the "Company") is pleased to provide its second exploration update from its Silver Pony Project (the "Project").
Since the Company's last update, SP26-003 was completed at 361.7 m in the Old Gold target area and SP26-004 was collared and is now advancing toward the end of hole. Together with SP26-001 and SP26-002, the four holes complete the first-pass test of the Black Warrior and Old Gold target areas. The three completed holes total 1,012.87 metres and SP26-004 is expected to bring the program to approximately 1,225 metres. The first was designed to establish the stratigraphic architecture of the trend, confirm whether the carbonate replacement system is present and has operated at depth, and identify where the metals are carried within it. Based on core logging and portable X-ray fluorescence analysis, results to date indicate that these objectives have been met, subject to confirmation by formal laboratory assay results.
The Company has also received the first assay results of the 2026 season from surface sampling completed by the field mapping crew. Two grab samples collected at historic workings on the Ophir-Lade target returned 103.0 g/t Au and 40.0 g/t Au, and five of the eleven samples analyzed returned greater than 100 ppb Au across four separate parts of the Project. With the Black Warrior first pass complete, the drill is demobilizing to the Revelstoke Trend, an area of the Project with documented historic surface mineralization and no drilling of any kind on record. SP26-005 and the holes that follow it are planned to test the schist and limestone contact along that trend, with targets being defined now by two additional senior field mappers and a PhD-level structural geologist working ahead of the rig.
Further preliminary assays are expected soon reflecting other key metals including silver and will be reported upon receipt from the lab.
Highlights
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103.0 g/t Au and 40.0 g/t Au returned from grab samples collected at historic adits and trenches on the Ophir-Lade target. Grab samples are selective by nature and are not necessarily representative of the mineralization hosted on the Project.

