LSG has an underground ramp from the Timmins Mine to the Porphyry Zone @ Thunder Creek.

And with their recent NR they stated, that the

"Potential to expand the zones further to the east are considered excellent."

That would be towards the Probe JV "Alteration Zone" !

Very good news !

Here´s the excerpt from the NR:

http://cnrp.marketwire.com/client/lake_shore_gold/n/release.jsp?actionFor=1359068&releaseSeq=0&year=2010

Significant intersections near the east margin of the deposit include 6.54 gpt over 23.70m in TC09-68f, 4.00 gpt over 27.30m, including 7.13 gpt over 11.30m, and 14.09 gpt over 2.00m in TC09-80c and 4.24 gpt over 22.30m in TC09-68e. These holes were part of a five hole series testing on a cross section approximately 50 metres east of TC09-68b. TC09-68f was the uppermost hole in the series and intersected mineralization approximately 120 metres above hole TC09-68b. TC09-68e intersected mineralization 40 metres below TC09-68f, with TC09-80c intersecting mineralization 60 metres below TC09-68e. TC09-80a and TC09-80b tested up to 100 metres below TC09-80c and intersected significant widths of porphyry but decreased widths and grades. Potential to expand the zones further to the east are considered excellent.

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