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Highlights:
- Glenstar Minerals shares climbed 4.17% to CAD 0.25 on May 20, 2026.
- The company has submitted 860 drill samples from the Wildhorse Project for assay testing.
- Phase 1 drilling included six holes at the Rattlesnake Zone and four at the Coca Cola Zone.
- Glenstar has signed a one-year agreement with Blossom Social Inc. for investor outreach activities.
- The Wildhorse Project spans 89 mineral claims across Mineral County, Nevada.
Glenstar Minerals Inc. (CSE:GSTR) has continued advancing exploration activities at its Wildhorse Project in Nevada following the completion of its latest reverse circulation drilling campaign. As drill rigs wrapped up operations across the property, the company has submitted 860 rock samples for laboratory analysis, with assay results expected within the next 30 to 45 days.
The latest exploration update led to a 4.17% rise in Glenstar’s share price, with the stock closing at CAD 0.25 on May 20, 2026, as attention shifted toward what the newly collected samples could reveal about the polymetallic system at Wildhorse.
Samples Move to Testing Stage
Glenstar confirmed that all 860 samples collected during the latest drill campaign at the Wildhorse Project have been sent to Paragon Geochemical Inc. in Sparks, Nevada.
The upcoming results are expected to provide additional data from the company’s exploration work across the Wildhorse property, where drilling targeted multiple mineralized zones.
Phase 1 Drilling Completed
Earlier this month, Glenstar confirmed the completion of its Phase 1 reverse circulation drilling program at the Wildhorse project.
The campaign included six drill holes at the Rattlesnake Zone, in addition to four holes previously completed at the Coca Cola Zone. Drilling at Rattlesnake focused on an area believed to represent the core of a high-grade polymetallic system that had shown encouraging indications during earlier work.
The Wildhorse Property spans 89 mineral claims covering around 1,780 acres, or 720 hectares, in Mineral County, Nevada.
Historical Records Shape Exploration
Glenstar noted that the Wildhorse Project was initially identified after reviewing historical data, including records from a 1975 field examination contained within Anaconda Company archives held at the University of Wyoming.
Historical workings observed across the property are believed to date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. Geological teams also identified evidence of claim staking activity from 2011, although those claims were reportedly never registered with the Bureau of Land Management.
According to the company, preliminary geological assessments suggest the presence of east-dipping mineralized zones across the project area.
Initial field examinations identified quartz veinlet zones containing more than 1 gram per ton gold, 1% copper, and 6,100 ppm antimony. Glenstar also reported the presence of bismuth and tungsten in exposed zones, which may point toward an intrusive source associated with epidote skarn alteration and the broader polymetallic system.
Investor Campaign Announced
Alongside the exploration update, Glenstar also announced an agreement with Blossom Social Inc., a social investing platform with more than 700,000 retail investors across North America.
The company plans to launch an interactive campaign through the platform aimed at educating retail investors about mineral exploration and resource development within the junior mining sector.
Under the one-year agreement, Glenstar will pay Blossom CAD 26,000 for access to the platform’s retail investor database and ongoing lead generation activities.
With assays pending and exploration progressing, Glenstar’s upcoming results could provide further insight into mineralization trends across Wildhorse Project zones.
