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Gold/Mining/Energy : DISCOVERY BOARD ~ PRECIOUS METALS ENERGY URANIUM OIL

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RED EAGLE MINING INTERCEPTS 7.0 METRES AT 41.53 GRAMS GOLD PER TONNE AT SANTA ROSA

Vancouver, BC, July 9, 2012–RED EAGLE Mining Corporation (TSX-V: RD, OTCQX: RDEMF), is pleased to announce additional assay results received from the recently completed 24 hole, 5,400m phase two core drill program at the San Ramon gold system located within the Santa Rosa gold project in Colombia. Assays have now been received for 14 holes with assays pending on 10 holes (SR-056 to SR-065). The additional results show strong gold mineralisation over significant intervals, with the most significant intercept being in hole SR-053 of 7.0 metres at 41.53 grams gold per tonne. Hole SR-053 was collaRED 300 metres to the west of hole SR-042 which intercepted 6.0 metres at 31.85 grams gold per tonne at a similar depth, reported in the news release dated June 13, 2012.

Table 1 summarizes the latest significant (+0.20 g/t) uncut gold intercepts from phase two core drill holes SR-052 to SR-055 (see Figure 1 – Drill Hole Plan and Figure 2 – Long Section). True widths are estimated to be 70% of the intercepts and vertical depths are estimated to be 90% of the drilled depths reported below. Internal dilution within intercepts is limited to the inclusion of runs of no more than 2m below cut-off. Hole SR-054 did not return economically significant results. For pictures of the drill core see RED Eagle’s photostream on flickr.

Table 1 – San Ramon Drill Intercepts
Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Au (g/t)
SR-052 161.6 172.7 11.1 1.34
incl. 164.6 165.6 1.0 8.09
SR-053 52.5 54.5 2.0 2.37
97.7 98.2 0.5 3.76
137.6 141.6 4.0 0.67
162.8 166.7 3.9 1.00
179.2 183.2 4.0 0.63
188.2 190.2 2.0 0.39
198.3 216.0 17.7 17.14
incl. 204.0 211.0 7.0 41.53
SR-055 212.7 213.2 0.5 8.31
259.0 260.0 1.0 1.42
370.5 374.5 4.0 1.22

“Our phase two drilling at San Ramon continues to deliver outstanding results, significantly increasing the grade and potential scale of the system”, comments Ian Slater, Chief Executive Officer. “Assays are pending on another ten holes from phase two, while concurrently phase three oxide drilling is continuing through the summer, culminating in an initial NI 43-101 resource report targeted to be compiled and released by the end of 2012.”

The San Ramon structure trends east-west, dips 60°-70°to the north, extends over 1,800m, is up to 60m in width and is exposed at surface. Wide-spaced discovery drilling intercepts from phase one averaged approximately 1.2 g/t Au to a vertical depth of over 250m. The mineralisation extends to surface where channel sampling has also averaged approximately 1 g/t Au. The 2012 work program for San Ramon includes the phase two core drill program (24 holes totaling 5,400m), a phase three core drill program in the near surface oxides over the entire known gold mineralisation which commenced in June (36 holes totaling an estimated 5,000m), preparation of a NI 43-101 resource and a preliminary metallurgical test work programme.

Table 2 – Drill Hole Specifications
Hole Easting Northing Elevation (m) Azimuth Dip EOH (m)
SR-052 856516 1223311 2471 180 -75 209
SR-053 857493 1223275 2473 180 -75 250
SR-054 856804 1223264 2475 180 -45 133
SR-055 857402 1223391 2511 180 -70 404

Quality Control and Assurance (QC/QA)

All drill samples were collected with diamond core drill rigs using approximately one metre sample intervals and following standard industry practice. Acme Analytical Laboratories prepped and screened samples in Medellin, Colombia and assayed samples in Santiago, Chile. Gold values were determined by fire assay of a 30g charge with an AA finish, or if over 10 g/t Au, were re-assayed and completed with a gravimetric finish. QC/QA included the insertion and continual monitoring of standards and blanks into 10% of the sample stream batches, along with check assays conducted at alternate accredited laboratories.

The scientific and technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Michael Johnson P.Geo., who is a “Qualified Person” as defined under National Instrument 43-101.

About RED EAGLE Mining

RED EAGLE Mining Corporation is a well-financed gold exploration and development company with an experienced exploration and management team. RED EAGLE Mining is currently exploring two gold properties in Colombia, Santa Rosa and Pavo Real. Santa Rosa is an intrusive hosted structurally-controlled quartz stockwork system within the prolific Cretaceous Antioquia Batholith. Gold mining within the Santa Rosa project pre-dates the 16th century when an estimated 30 million tonnes were mined. Santa Rosa is located 70km north of Medellin near the town of Santa Rosa de Osos in a region characterized by gently rolling hills and excellent infrastructure. Santa Rosa is also located 50km west of AngloGold Ashanti’s Gramalote gold deposit (2.5 million ounce M&I resource grading 0.8 g/t Au) and 60km east of Continental Gold’s Buritica gold deposit (630,000 ounce M&I resource grading 17.8 g/t Au). Pavo Real is an extensive project within the Mid-Cauca gold belt containing both a sedimentary hosted gold system and a 15km long copper/gold/silver skarn formation hosting significant high grade brownfield mines. For further information on RED EAGLE Mining please refer to our website www.redeaglemining.com
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