Golden Arrow Reports Potrerillos Project Drill Results and End of Season Project Summary

Golden Arrow Resources Corporation (TSX-V: GRG, FRA: GAC, WKN: A0B6XQ, "Golden Arrow" or "the Company") has received all results for surface exploration and drilling completed during the 2010-2011 field season on its100% owned 4,000ha Potrerillos Gold-Silver Project, located 8km east of Barrick Gold Corporation\'s Veladero gold-silver mine (11.3 Moz gold equivalent reserves*) and 9km from the Pascua Lama project (17.8 Moz of Proven and Probable Gold Equivalent Reserves, including 671 million ounces of silver*) in San Juan Province, Argentina.

Golden Arrow is currently planning for next field season and looks forward to completely drill testing all the Potrerillos drill targets in the next drill campaign. The Company will be advancing lower altitude projects in Argentina during the Andean winter season.

During the five month work season Golden Arrow completed the work detailed below, highlighted by a new discovery at Panorama Ridge where high-grade gold-silver mineralization had been identified (see June 6, 2010 News Release):

-Diamond drilling (508m in 3 holes)

-Bulldozer roads and trenches (23 km)

-Surface rock chip samples (1,754)

-Talus fine samples (735)

-IP/Resistivity and CSAMT Resistivity geophysics (16.5 line km)

-Ground magnetic surveys (54 line km)

-Detailed geological mapping (covering 3,950 ha)


"We are very pleased with the amount of work carried out on Potrerillos," stated Joseph Grosso, President and CEO. "The property has been significantly advanced and many new drill targets generated, all of which remain to be tested. We look forward to resuming drilling in the Fall of this year with a more intensive drill program."

Collectively this work has resulted in the definition of 6 distinct mineralized target zones (described below) covering a 5km by 1.5 km area centered on Panorama Ridge. The drilling achieved during this season only partially tested 2 of these target areas to limited depth.

The Company is well capitalized with approximately $5 million in the treasury and the quarterly royalty payments from its 1% NSR on Yamana\'s Gualcamayo Gold mine in San Juan, Argentina. Golden Arrow does not anticipate any further fund raising to carry out its immediate exploration objectives.


Drilling Results

The Company commenced diamond drilling on Panorama Ridge in February; by the end of the season 508m in 3 diamond drill holes were completed out of the planned 10 hole 3,000m program as a result of challenging weather and drilling conditions. The completed holes all stopped short of planned depth and many drill targets remain untested by drilling.

The 3 holes completed in 2011 were drilled on the Las Bandas- Panorama Veins target area which together have a strike length of 2.6km.

-POT1 2011: drilled to 277m total depth targeting Panorama Veins. Anomalous gold and silver mineralization were intersected between 23m-40m within silica veins and silicified breccias in andesite. The mineralized interval included 1m at 1.14 g/t Au and 3.94 g/t Ag (32m-33m) and 1m at 1.57 g/t Au and 145.86 g/t Ag (39m-40m).

-POT2 2011: drilled to 130m total depth targeting Las Bandas. From 95m-103m the hole cut 8m averaging 0.25 g/t Au and 31.21 g/t Ag within an interval of drusy quartz-calcite stockwork veinlets hosted by silicified andesite.

-POT3 2011: drilled to 100.5m total depth targeting Las Bandas. From 62m-65m the hole cut 3m averaging 0.01 g/t Au and 131.90 g/t Ag hosted by quartz calcite veinlets at the thrust contact between andesite volcanics and overlying rhyolites.

The location of the drill holes completed in 2011 are shown on Map 1: http://www.goldenarrowresources.com/i/maps/2011-05-27_NRM.jpg


Panorama Targets

On the north and central part of the Panorama Ridge gold-silver mineralization is principally hosted by Doña Ana Group andesitic volcaniclastic rocks of Oligocene age. The Doña Ana andesites are over thrust by older Paleozoic rhyolites from the east on the upper and eastern flank of Panorama Ridge. The Las Bandas quartz calcite veins are hosted within this NS-trending thrust zone. Major NE-SW orientated structures that appear to also influence mineralization at the nearby Veladero Mine, cut across the Panorama Ridge and control the silica-gold dominant mineralization at Panorama Veins and Plata Alto zones. Brief target descriptions are provided below; they are located on Map 1:

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-Panorama Veins occur within an area approximately 1km long by 500m wide. Dispersed quartz vein stockwork and silica breccia with locally high-grade surface samples, (see March 21, 2011 News Release).

-Las Bandas are a series of large gold-silver bearing "bands" or vein zones that have been traced over a strike length of approximately 2.6km. Outcrop exposures range upto 20m wide and contain anomalous gold-silver mineralization with locally high-grade mineralization, for example trench T25 averaged 2.53 g/t gold and 213 g/t silver over 4m (March 21, 2011 News Release).

-Plata Alta is at the southern and highest elevation end of Panorama Ridge (4,500m); narrow stockwork veins with local high grades (up to 8.55 g/t gold and 2,995 g/t silver) outcrop within a 500m x 500m area (March 21, 2011 News Release).


Copper South Targets

Copper South is a series of discrete copper-silver occurrences located within a 2.5km by 1.2km area along the SW extension of Panorama Ridge. Exposure in the area is very limited with the approximately 85% of the area covered by modern sediments. Where observed, underlying andesitic-basaltic lavas and tuff sequences are cut by widespread calcite stockwork veining and shear-fault structures with intense clay and carbonate alteration. Copper South comprises the following target zones; also located on Map 1:

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-Sol Ridge is a 200m by 60m isolated ridge with outcrops of andesite agglomerate and breccia cut by copper-silver mineralized shears which were hand sampled where outcrop allowed. From one 34m long composite chip sample a 9m section averaged 448 g/t silver and 7.8% copper (see April 11, 2011 News Release) . These samples did not represent true width across the mineralized structure as the line of sampling was at an oblique angle to its interpreted trend. A new bulldozer trench cut on the side of Sol ridge 25m below this zone exposed an 11m wide stockwork breccia zone; 1m of an 11m composite rock chip assayed 81 g/t silver and 1.2% copper.

-Filo Verde is centered on a dilational jog on the Pascua Lama mega-structure where it cuts the Panorama Ridge thrust complex. A magnetic dipole anomaly in the open space created south of this flexure is 1.4km by 0.3km and coincident with a 1.5km by 0.5km copper in talus fines anomaly (51 soils collected on 50 m intervals along 3 lines spaced at 400m with >50ppm Cu and ranging up to 149ppm Cu) that is open and widening to the southeast (see April 11, 2011 News Release).

-Nugget Ridge consists of a series of intermittently-exposed, narrow (1m-2m), high-grade copper-silver mineralized structures trending NS along the ridge over approximately 2km. As yet there has been no bulldozer trenching of these structures but surface rock chip sampling has returned grades as high as 2m at 30% copper and 146 ppm silver from a recent grab sample.


Frontera District:

Golden Arrow controls 100% of 7 properties totaling 12,488ha in the Frontera District of northwestern San Juan Province which is one of the most prolific gold-silver mining camps in South America and lies at the northern end of the El Indio metallogenic belt. This district contains Barrick Gold Corporation\'s world class Pascua Lama Project, which is currently under development and contains 17.8 million ounces of Proven and Probable Gold Equivalent Reserves, including 671 million ounces of silver*, and their Veladero Mine with Proven and Probable Reserves of 11.3 million gold equivalentounces*. Golden Arrow\'s Potrerillos and Rio de los Taguas properties are both located within 8km of the Pascua Lama and Veladero gold-silver deposits (see Map 2: http://www.goldenarrowresources.com/i/maps/Potrerillos-Tenure-area.jpg).

Analyses of the samples were performed by Alex Stewart Assayers, in Mendoza, Argentina, an internationally recognized analytical service provider. The Company followed industry standard procedures for the work carried out on the Potrerillos Project. Blank, duplicate, and standard samples were inserted into the sample sequence sent to the lab for quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) purposes. In general one blank, one duplicate and two standards are inserted into the sample sequence for each batch of 74 samples. For Drilling a total of 40 quality control samples were inserted into the sequence of 383 core samples, representing approximately 10% of total samples analyzed. Golden Arrow detected some variation in standard analysis outside the normal range expected. The lab reported a significant number of standard analysis for copper and gold lower than 2 standard deviations from the mean. Standards have been re-assayed by two 3rd party laboratories and some small variation outside the normal expected range was confirmed. Some core will be re-assayed but after careful evaluation of the standard analyses, Golden Arrow does not believe these QA/QC issues will materially effect or change the results published in this news release. There is insufficient information at this time to estimate true thickness of the mineralized intervals from drilling reported herein. The technical information contained in this release has been prepared by Bruce Smith, AUSIMM, Golden Arrow\'s Exploration Manager and a Qualified Person, and has been reviewed by Dr. David A. Terry, P.Geo., director and Vice President Exploration for Golden Arrow, and a Qualified Person as defined in National Instrument 43-101.


About Golden Arrow:

Golden Arrow is a Vancouver-based, explorer and prospect generator focused on advancing, identifying and acquiring precious and base metal projects in Argentina with the goal of achieving a world class discovery. The Company is well positioned for growth of shareholder value with a royalty income from its 1% NSR on Yamana Gold Corp.\'s Gualcamayo Gold mine in San Juan, Argentina, a joint-venture with Vale on two properties, an attractive portfolio of highly prospective exploration projects and a pipeline of new opportunities under review. Golden Arrow will continue to execute its strategy to leverage the Company\'s exploration exposure by attracting partners to fund work on its portfolio of high quality mineral projects. Golden Arrow is a member of Grosso Group, a management company with over 18 years of experience in South America.


ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

"Joseph Grosso"
Mr. Joseph Grosso, President & CEO



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*Barrick Gold Corporation 2010 Annual Report




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