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The mud volume was re- built, with the viscosity at 45 cP and LCM content at 35% to 40 %. <br />The pipe was run in the hole open ended to 1,910 feet MD KB with no resistance, then <br />pulled back to 1,846 feet to pump the LCM slug. Capstar pumped approximately 170 <br />barrels of the LCM mud downhole with no returns. The LCM was allowed to settle for 50 <br />minutes and another 40 -50 barrels were pumped down, again with no returns. <br />Halliburton (Vernal, UT office) was contacted to design and test a cement plug mixture for <br />the lost circulation situation. Capstar tripped in the hole to 1,920 feet and then washed <br />down to 1,940 feet MD KB, within the L5 stratigraphic zone in Parachute Creek Member of <br />the Green River Formation. The open -ended pipe was picked up to a depth of 1,890 feet <br />to in preparation to pump the cement plug. The Halliburton Cementing crew was on <br />location with all components and pumping cement at 00:45 hours on July 9, 2013. The <br />pumping sequence was as follows: ten barrels of 10% CaCI water, a ten barrel spacer of <br />fresh water, ten barrels of Super Flush 101, a five barrel spacer of fresh water, followed <br />with 25 sacks of PlugCem V4 mixed with 8.72 gallons per sack fresh water for a 15.5 ppg <br />slurry with a yield of 1.83 ft3/ sack. This was all displaced with 25 barrels of fresh water. <br />Twenty barrels of fresh water was returned to surface at the end of the cementing <br />operations. The pipe was pulled back out of cement and two more barrels of water were <br />pumped down hole to determine if the fluid level had stabilized. The level continued to <br />drop, but somewhat slower than before. The pipe was tripped out to 1,000 feet to wait on <br />cement to set. <br />The drill rods had been used to spot the cement plug and all of the HWDP had been <br />removed from the cementing string. While waiting for the cement to set up, Capstar ran <br />in the hole with all the drill rods that were made up into approximately 60 foot stands. <br />Every joint was broken down on the way back out in order to lay them down and re -build <br />the directional drilling BHA. <br />The SDI BHA No. 4 (Serial No. 6707, with a 2- degree bend) was picked up and run in the <br />hole at 14:45 hours on July 9, 2013. It was washed down to 1,862 feet MD KB where the <br />Daub & Associates, Inc. Page 5 of 13 10H -1V Well Summary Report <br />