Tally-Ho Ventures Acquires Swiss Financial Services Firm.

Deal Brings Total Assets under Management to US $2.25 Billion and Adds Anticipated Net Profits of $1 Million

LUXEMBOURG -- Tally-Ho Ventures, Inc., (OTCBB: TLYH), an international wealth management company, announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Master Finance Europe (MFE), has acquired Primus Produkt & Vertriebs Management SA (Primus), a Swiss financial services firm with approximately US $400 million in assets under management, for total consideration of US $1 million. Terms call for an initial cash payment of $400,000 plus $600,000 in shares of Tally-Ho to be delivered by the end of 2007 based on Primus meeting certain profit goals. The acquisition brings Tally-Ho's total assets under management to $2.25 billion.

"The Primus acquisition represents excellent value for us, since we are paying approximately one times Primus's anticipated 12-month net earnings of US $1 million and at the same time adding $400 million in assets under management," stated Nigel Gregg, Chief Executive Officer of Tally-Ho.

About Tally-Ho Ventures, Inc.

Tally-Ho Ventures is an independent international private wealth management organization focused on serving the needs of small institutions and high net-worth individuals throughout the world.

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