Rock Ridge Resources, Inc. (RRRI)

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July 29, 2005


Dear Shareholders,

You may recall in an earlier letter that I had mentioned a conversation that I’d had with 2 lawyers from the Securities and Exchange Commission, located in the Denver Office.

At the time, they expressed concern that illegal market manipulators were targeting us. These illegal participants were said to be using chat boards in a criminal manner in an attempt to negatively influence the Company’s stock price. Three specific names were given to me at the time, including that of a market maker, which is notorious for abusive short selling activities. I was advised that the SEC were not only aware of these activities, but were actively investigating them. At the end of this letter, I will provide some advice on how you personally can help us combat illegal market manipulation. First of all, a few comments are in order, and these are really a matter of common sense.

An accusation has been made that the Company had not filed all necessary permits with the Texas Railroad Commission in order to legally sell our oil to market from the Kosciusko # 1 well.

This is blatantly false. As this well was a re-entry, the necessary forms were filed years ago. One remaining item, our 24 hr test on form W-10, was filed with an effective date of June 1, 2005. All necessary permits have been filed to legally sell our oil.

Another accusation has been made that suggests we are dealing with some imaginary “environmental disaster.” There has been an attempt to create frenzy over an image of a simple flare pit. As we have recently announced, drilling operations are continuing at the Kosciusko # 1 well. To quote our Petroleum Engineer, Peter Maupin, directly: "At the end of drilling operations, we will empty and backfill all pits on the lease."

Another attempt revolved around the mandated signs that must be posted when there is the possibility of even the most miniscule trace of H2S gas. The implication seemed to be that whole populations may be killed off, instead of honestly presenting the facts – even if only the tiniest trace may be present, we are required to post signs.

Per my earlier reference to “common sense” – does anybody really believe that an oil patch veteran of over 30 years, described by a reporter at the San Antonio Business Journal as one of the top 3 oilmen in the region, would fail to file permits to sell oil legally, or create some environmental disaster?

Illegal market manipulators who attempt to enhance their short positions by lying to honest people on chat boards may have millions upon millions of dollars riding on the outcome. They win when they scare investors into making foolish decisions, are thoroughly unscrupulous, and will tell any lie necessary to accomplish their objectives.

Once again, please use common sense. What honest shareholder takes a position in a company, and then makes relentlessly negative comments to try to drive down the price of his own stock? When you see activity like this, you may rightly expect illegal market manipulation.

As earlier noted, we are asking your assistance to bring these criminals to justice. We are very busy with oil and gas operations and do not physically have the time to read these chat boards and track down all illegal activity. The more people who are on the lookout, the better.

When you note illegal chat board activity, please do not only report it to the operators of the chat board, though that is a good first step. These individuals merely adopt new aliases and continue their illegal activity unabashed. Please go one step further, and copy all details of any illegal posting, including the time, name of board, and URL, if possible, to the SEC at the Denver office. Since they have told me they are taking an interest in this activity against our company, they will undoubtedly take action when you provide them with this information.

Illegal market manipulators hide behind aliases and anonymous websites, you will notice that they will never give their real names or contact information. The SEC has investigative powers that allow them to demand the I.P. addresses of illegal participants from the message board providers in order to track them down and bring them to justice. The SEC Denver office may be reached at [phone] or e-mail: [e-mail] .

Please assist your Company as we vigorously seek to crack down on these illegal activities. On behalf of the management of Titan Oil and Gas, Inc., I thank you in advance for assisting us in this matter.


Yours Truly,


Kent Jacobson
President and CEO
Titan Oil and Gas, Inc.
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