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Presentation from Thursday 6th July 06 can be seen on oilbarrel !


Monterey appraisal well suspended pending Wintershall evaluation. 1/12/06
BLR and Kappa in dispute.
BLR to meet with Kappa within next two weeks 1/12/06

Plaice and Chips then.

dont think we will make a profit from these but it is worth the challenge they seem to keep all information from there shareholders if i sell now will make a very big loss would sooner lose all.

in that case, you are almost certainly backing a winner!

take a look at NPE.. I bought in a couple of weeks ago..could do well! (imho, dyor etc.)

teddybear5
Ive sold many a share at a loss some times the money is better somewhere else making more, never say never.

Staying in on this one, call it whatever you will but I think the share is still value for money! Cynic please do your worst as I do value your thoughts and when done if you'd be so kind as to pop over to the SER thread and repeat the exercise i'd be very grateful.... exy..

hi exy .... too damn tired tonight but think i may have already cast pearls before swine on SER at an earlier date! .... will look again on the morrow

I am tempted to have a flutter on these @ this price,any thoughts ?,

Could have reached the bottom @16p and noticed it only took a couple of small buys to see a small increase even though the spread is quite wide.

AVOID remains my advice, until or IF the company ever does something useful

CYNIC,
Thanks for your advice,WILL TAKE it for once!

Actually CYNIC thats twice i will have taken your advice.

when was the other occasion?

Cynic,
IMR, Intermodal ,i got in @4 and sold at 7 on your advice,glad i did.

capetown
As to being tempted to have a flutter it doesnt seem that there is much oil coming up did I read some where that they are to do steaming looks like the numbers have to be worked on this, BPD after steaming M/Cap joint venture, SER would make a good comparison to BLR after the numbers are done.

would rather SER any day of the week

Black Rock Oil says Arce Field steam test suspended on operational difficulties
AFX


LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Black Rock Oil & Gas PLC said it has suspended the steam test on the Arce Field in Colombia due to continuing operational difficulties, while keeping Arce 4 on cold production operations.

However, the company said it expects the Acacia Este-2 appraisal well to be spudded in December and that it will enter an extended production test early in 2008.

The oil and gas exploration company said the Acacia Este-1 discovery well has been re-worked with a gravel pack and has begun an extended production test, with positive production results at a current average of 70 barrels of oil per day under low pump rates.



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capetown .... bet you're glad you stayed out!

I sold my BLR earlier this yr after losing 50%.
I'm now in NPE.... a much better bet ! and there's still more upside to go (at least double from here I reckon) (imho, dyor)

Cynic,i most certainley am.Think i may join the npe club,as i have clearly missed out on HAWK.

Black Rock Oil & Gas PLC
28 December 2007



For immediate release 28 December 2007


Black Rock Oil & Gas PLC

('Black Rock' or the 'Company')

Drilling Update

Acacia Este-2 Appraisal Well Spudded


Black Rock Oil (stock code: BLR), the AIM-traded oil and gas exploration and
production company, announces that the Acacia Este 2 appraisal well in the Las
Quinchas Association Contract in the Middle Magdalena Valley of Colombia was
spudded by its joint venture operator, Kappa Resources Colombia Limited
('Kappa') on December 21st 2007 and drilling operations are underway. The
Directors expect the well to take up to 40 days to drill, test and complete.

Acacia Este was announced as a discovery on the 18 July 2007 producing oil from
several sand horizons in the Tertiary Mugrosa Formation. Testing subsequently
recovered heavy oil to a maximum rate of 101 barrels per day with only 5 per
cent. bottom sediment and water at standard conditions and low pump rates.
Following re-completion, the well was put onto a production test, the results of
which at this point are very encouraging. Our joint venture partner in Colombia,
Kappa, intends over the next year to conduct a programme of appraisal well
drilling and new seismic acquisition over the Acacia Este field to delineate the
size and nature of this important discovery.

Dr John Cubitt, Managing Director of Black Rock Oil & Gas plc, commented:

'The spudding of Acacia Este 2 which is 0.5 kilometres from the Acacia Este
discovery well represents the first step in the appraisal of the significant
heavy oil discovery made earlier this year. We eagerly await the outcome of the
well.'