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# Problem Solution
HC40 Zoran Sibinović
Serbia
HC40 ChessProblems.ca, 07.08.2010
3n4/2p2p2/2P1kP2/1p2q1p1/K1p3r1/3ppp2/5P2/4b1nb
ser-= 77 (4+15) C+


6.Kd1*e1 18.Kc8*d8 24.Kh5*g4 43.Kf1*g1 44.Kg1*h1 65.Kg4*f3 66.Kf3-g4 68.f4*e5 69.Kg4*g5 71.Kf4*e3 74.Kc5*b5 75.Kb5*c4 76.Kc4*d3 77.Kd3-e4 =

  • The direct series stalemate length record - ideal stalemate, last move by King, is: 
    Zdenek Oliva
    feenschach 2002
    n1r5/2b2pK1/r5p1/n3p2p/3p4/1b6/p5pp/6kq
    ser-= 80 (1+16) C+

    13.Kb5*a6 28.Kd7*c8 45.Ka7*a8 62.Kd7*c7 64.Kb6*a5 66.Kb4*b3 67.Kb3*a2 71.Kd5*e5 72.Ke5*d4 75.Kf6*f7 76.Kf7*g6 77.Kg6*h5 80.Kf3-e2 =

  • Table of records: lengthrecords.chessproblems.ca.
HC39 Zoran Sibinović
Serbia
HC39 ChessProblems.ca, 06.08.2010
2Kn2BR/2p2P1P/2p1kP2/1p2q1b1/2p1P1r1/2P2p2/5P2/3r2nb
ser-= 79 (9+13) C+


9.Kc2*d1 19.Kc8*d8 25.Kh5*g4 43.Kf1*g1 44.Kg1*h1 64.Kg4*f3 65.Kf3-g4 66.f2-f4 67.f4*e5 68.Kg4*g5 73.Kc5*c6 74.Kc6*b5 75.Kb5*c4 76.Kc4-d4 79.c5-c6 =

  • New direct series stalemate length record - last move by Pawn!
  • 07.08.2010:  Vladimír Janál has published the following version: 

    Vladimír Janál & Zoran Sibinović
    Blog zlínského problemisty, 07.08.2010
    3K2Bn/2p2P1N/2p1kP2/1p2q1b1/2p1P1r1/2P2p2/5P2/3r2nb
    ser-= 80 (8+13) C+

    9.Kc2*d1 22.Kg7*h8 26.Kh5*g4 44.Kf1*g1 45.Kg1*h1 65.Kg4*f3 66.Kf3-g4 68.f4*e5 69.Kg4*g5 74.Kc5*c6 75.Kc6*b5 76.Kb5*c4 77.Kc4-d4 80.c5-c6 =

  • 11.08.2010:  The new record is now: 

    Ján Golha, Vladimír Janál & Zoran Sibinović
    Blog zlínského problemisty, 10.08.2010
    3K2B1/2p2P1N/2r1kP2/1p2q1b1/2p1P3/2P2p1n/p4P2/2nr3b
    ser-= 85 (8+13) C+

    3.Kb7*c6 11.Kc2*d1 27.Kg4*h3 47.Kg1*h1 67.Kg4*f3 68.Kf3-g4 70.f4*e5 71.Kg4*g5 75.Kd2*c1 77.Kb2*a2 80.Kb4*b5 81.Kb5*c4 82.Kc4-d4 85.c5-c6 =

  • Table of records: lengthrecords.chessproblems.ca.
HC38 Ivan Skoba &  Ján Golha
Czech Republic &  Slovakia
HC38 ChessProblems.ca, 04.08.2010

Position a:
n7/5p2/5b2/3b2P1/2kp1p1p/3pn3/5K1p/8

Position b:
n7/5p2/5b2/3b2P1/2kp1p2/3pn2p/5K1p/8
ser-a=>b 702 (2+11) C+
PWC




19.Kh5*h4 [+bPh5] 21.Kh3*h2 [+bPh3] 41.Kh6*h5 [+bPh6] 43.Kh4*h3 [+bPh4] 63.Kh7*h6 [+bPh7] 65.Kh5*h4 [+bPh5] 85.Kg8*h7 [+bPg8] 87.Kh6*h5 [+bPh6] 107.Kf8*g8 [+bPf8] 109.Kh7*h6 [+bPh7] 129.Ke8*f8 [+bPe8] 131.Kg8*h7 [+bPg8] 151.Kd7*e8 [+bPd7] 153.Kf8*g8 [+bPf8] 173.Kc8*d7 [+bPc8] 175.Ke8*f8 [+bPe8] 195.Kb8*c8 [+bPb8] 197.Kd7*e8 [+bPd7] 217.Ka7*b8 [+bPa7] 219.Kc8*d7 [+bPc8] 239.Ka6*a7 [+bPa6] 241.Kb8*c8 [+bPb8] 261.Ka5*a6 [+bPa5] 263.Ka7*b8 [+bPa7] 283.Ka4*a5 [+bPa4] 285.Ka6*a7 [+bPa6] 305.Ka3*a4 [+bPa3] 307.Ka5*a6 [+bPa5] 328.Ka2*a3 [+bPa2] 330.Ka4*a5 [+bPa4] 352.Ka3*a2 [+bPa3] 374.Ka5*a4 [+bPa5] 375.Ka4*a3 [+bPa4] 396.Ka6*a5 [+bPa6] 397.Ka5*a4 [+bPa5] 418.Ka7*a6 [+bPa7] 419.Ka6*a5 [+bPa6] 440.Kb8*a7 [+bPb8] 441.Ka7*a6 [+bPa7] 462.Kc8*b8 [+bPc8] 463.Kb8*a7 [+bPb8] 484.Kd7*c8 [+bPd7] 485.Kc8*b8 [+bPc8] 506.Ke8*d7 [+bPe8] 507.Kd7*c8 [+bPd7] 528.Kf8*e8 [+bPf8] 529.Ke8*d7 [+bPe8] 550.Kg8*f8 [+bPg8] 551.Kf8*e8 [+bPf8] 572.Kh7*g8 [+bPh7] 573.Kg8*f8 [+bPg8] 594.Kh6*h7 [+bPh6] 595.Kh7*g8 [+bPh7] 616.Kh5*h6 [+bPh5] 617.Kh6*h7 [+bPh6] 638.Kh4*h5 [+bPh4] 639.Kh5*h6 [+bPh5] 660.Kh3*h4 [+bPh3] 661.Kh4*h5 [+bPh4] 682.Kh2*h3 [+bPh2] 683.Kh3*h4 [+bPh3] 702.Ke1-f2 a=>b

  • The only difference between position A  and position B  is the location of one black pawn:  bPh4 and, respectively, bPh3! Still, to make this subtle change not less than 702 moves are necessary! 
  • Ivan Skoba writes that this problem was composed during ChessProblems.ca TT2 (it is similar to the 4th Place). Ivan also informs that his lecture at the recent 2nd International Chess Composition Festival in Marianka (http://www.goja.sk/soks/index_en.htm) was inspired and motivated by this tournament!
HC36 Cornel Pacurar, Canada
HC36 ChessProblems.ca, 04.07.2010 (v)

Position a:

(5+8) (All pieces are Kangaroos)

Position b:

ser-h a=>b 49 (3+8) C+
(All pieces are Kangaroos)



1.KAh1-e1 2.KAg1-d1 3.KAf1-c1 4.KAe1-b1 5.KAd1-a1 6.KAa1-a4 7.KAa2-a5 8.KAa3-a6 9.KAa4-a7 10.KAa5-a8 11.KAa8-d8 12.KAb8-e8 13.KAc8-f8 14.KAd8-g8 15.KAe8-h8 16.KAh8-h5 17.KAh7-h4 18.KAh5-h1 19.KAh1-a1 20.KAa1-a8 21.KAa8-h8 22.KAh8-h3 23.KAh4-h1 24.KAh1-a1 25.KAa1-a8 26.KAa8-h8 27.KAh8*h2 28.KAh2*d2 29.KAd2-h2 30.KAh2-h7 31.KAh3-h8 32.KAh8-e8 33.KAg8-d8 34.KAf8-c8 35.KAe8-b8 36.KAd8-a8 37.KAa8-a5 38.KAa7-a4 39.KAa6-a3 40.KAa5-a2 41.KAa4-a1 42.KAa1-d1 43.KAb1-e1 44.KAc1-f1 45.KAd1-g1 46.KAe1-h1 47.KAh1-h8 48.KAh8-h5 49.KAh7-h4 KAh6-h3 a=>b

More Kangaroo moves are possible if fairy conditions are added, for instance: 59 Kangaroo moves

Cornel Pacurar
HC37 ChessProblems.ca, 07.07.2010

Position a:

Position b:

ser- a=>b 59 C+
MirrorAntiCirce PWC

1.KAh1-e1 2.KAg1-d1 3.KAf1-c1 4.KAe1-b1 5.KAd1-a1 6.KAa1-a4 7.KAa2-a5 8.KAa3-a6 9.KAa4-a7 10.KAa5-a8 11.KAa8-d8 12.KAb8-e8 13.KAc8-f8 14.KAd8-g8 15.KAe8-h8 16.KAh8-h5 17.KAh7-h4 18.KAh5-h1 19.KAh1-a1 20.KAa1-a8 21.KAa8-h8 22.KAh8-h3 23.KAh4-h1 24.KAh1-a1 25.KAa1-a8 26.KAa8-h8 27.KAh8*h2 [+bKAh8][wKAh2->h1] 28.KAh1-a1 29.KAa1-a8 30.KAa8*h8 [+bKAa8][wKAh8->h1] 31.KAh1-h7 32.KAh3-h8 33.KAh8-e8 34.KAg8-d8 35.KAf8-c8 36.KAe8-b8 37.KAd8*a8 [+bKAd8][wKAa8->a1] 38.KAa1-a8 39.KAa8*d8 [+bKAa8][wKAd8->d1] 40.KAb1-e1 41.KAc1-f1 42.KAd1-g1 43.KAe1-h1 44.KAh1-h8 45.KAh8*a8 [+bKAh8][wKAa8->a1] 46.KAa1-a8 47.KAa8-d8 48.KAb8-e8 49.KAc8-f8 50.KAd8-g8 51.KAe8*h8 [+bKAe8][wKAh8->h1] 52.KAh1-h8 53.KAh8*e8 [+bKAh8][wKAe8->e1] 54.KAe1-h1 55.KAh1*h8[wKAh8->h1] 56.KAh1-e1 57.KAg1-d1 58.KAf1-c1 59.KAe1-b1 a=>b
HC35 Arno Tüngler
Germany
HC35 ChessProblems.ca, 01.07.2010
8/5p2/P2K1P2/1k4P1/2Q2P2/1NPRPP2/R5P1/2BBN3
ser-hF 126 (absolute and effective) (16+2) C+


1.Kb5×c4 2.Kc4-b5 3.Kb5-b6 4.Kb6-a7 5.Ka7-b8 6.Kb8-c8 7.Kc8-d8 8.Kd8-e8 9.Ke8-f8 10.Kf8-g8 11.Kg8-h7 12.Kh7-g6 13.Kg6-h5 14.Kh5-h4 15.Kh4-g3 16.Kg3-h2 17.Kh2-g1 18.Kg1-f1 19.Kf1×e1 20.Ke1-f1 21.Kf1-g1 22.Kg1-h2 23.Kh2-g3 24.Kg3-h4 25.Kh4-h5 26.Kh5-g6 27.Kg6-h7 28.Kh7-g8 29.Kg8-f8 30.Kf8-e8 31.Ke8-d8 32.Kd8-c8 33.Kc8-b8 34.Kb8-a7 35.Ka7-b6 36.Kb6-b5 37.Kb5-c4 38.Kc4×d3 39.Kd3-c4 40.Kc4-b5 41.Kb5-b6 42.Kb6-a7 43.Ka7-b8 44.Kb8-c8 45.Kc8-d8 46.Kd8-e8 47.Ke8-f8 48.Kf8-g8 49.Kg8-h7 50.Kh7-g6 51.Kg6-h5 52.Kh5-h4 53.Kh4-g3 54.Kg3-h2 55.Kh2-g1 56.Kg1-f1 57.Kf1-e1 58.Ke1×d1 59.Kd1-e1 60.Ke1-f1 61.Kf1-g1 62.Kg1-h2 63.Kh2-g3 64.Kg3-h4 65.Kh4-h5 66.Kh5-g6 67.Kg6-h7 68.Kh7-g8 69.Kg8-f8 70.Kf8-e8 71.Ke8-d8 72.Kd8-c8 73.Kc8-b8 74.Kb8-a7 75.Ka7-b6 76.Kb6-b5 77.Kb5-c4 78.Kc4×b3 79.Kb3-c4 80.Kc4-b5 81.Kb5-b6 82.Kb6-a7 83.Ka7-b8 84.Kb8-c8 85.Kc8-d8 86.Kd8-e8 87.Ke8-f8 88.Kf8-g8 89.Kg8-h7 90.Kh7-g6 91.Kg6-h5 92.Kh5-h4 93.Kh4-g3 94.Kg3-h2 95.Kh2-g1 96.Kg1-f1 97.Kf1-e1 98.Ke1-d1 99.Kd1×c1 100.Kc1-d1 101.Kd1-e1 102.Ke1-f1 103.Kf1-g1 104.Kg1-h2 105.Kh2-g3 106.Kg3-h4 107.Kh4-h5 108.Kh5-g6 109.Kg6-h7 110.Kh7-g8 111.Kg8-f8 112.Kf8-e8 113.Ke8-d8 114.Kd8-c8 115.Kc8-b8 116.Kb8-a7 117.Ka7-b6 118.Kb6-b5 119.Kb5-c4 120.Kc4-d3 121.Kd3×e3 122.Ke3×f4 123.Kf4×g5 124.Kg5×f6 125.Kf6-g5 126.f7-f5 Ra2-a5 F

HC34 Arno Tüngler
Germany
HC34 ChessProblems.ca, 01.07.2010
8/5p2/P2K1P2/6P1/2k2P2/1NPRPP2/R5P1/2BBN3
ser-hF 125 (absolute and effective) (15+2) C+


1.Kc4-b5 2.Kb5-b6 3.Kb6-a7 4.Ka7-b8 5.Kb8-c8 6.Kc8-d8 7.Kd8-e8 8.Ke8-f8 9.Kf8-g8 10.Kg8-h7 11.Kh7-g6 12.Kg6-h5 13.Kh5-h4 14.Kh4-g3 15.Kg3-h2 16.Kh2-g1 17.Kg1-f1 18.Kf1×e1 19.Ke1-f1 20.Kf1-g1 21.Kg1-h2 22.Kh2-g3 23.Kg3-h4 24.Kh4-h5 25.Kh5-g6 26.Kg6-h7 27.Kh7-g8 28.Kg8-f8 29.Kf8-e8 30.Ke8-d8 31.Kd8-c8 32.Kc8-b8 33.Kb8-a7 34.Ka7-b6 35.Kb6-b5 36.Kb5-c4 37.Kc4×d3 38.Kd3-c4 39.Kc4-b5 40.Kb5-b6 41.Kb6-a7 42.Ka7-b8 43.Kb8-c8 44.Kc8-d8 45.Kd8-e8 46.Ke8-f8 47.Kf8-g8 48.Kg8-h7 49.Kh7-g6 50.Kg6-h5 51.Kh5-h4 52.Kh4-g3 53.Kg3-h2 54.Kh2-g1 55.Kg1-f1 56.Kf1-e1 57.Ke1×d1 58.Kd1-e1 59.Ke1-f1 60.Kf1-g1 61.Kg1-h2 62.Kh2-g3 63.Kg3-h4 64.Kh4-h5 65.Kh5-g6 66.Kg6-h7 67.Kh7-g8 68.Kg8-f8 69.Kf8-e8 70.Ke8-d8 71.Kd8-c8 72.Kc8-b8 73.Kb8-a7 74.Ka7-b6 75.Kb6-b5 76.Kb5-c4 77.Kc4×b3 78.Kb3-c4 79.Kc4-b5 80.Kb5-b6 81.Kb6-a7 82.Ka7-b8 83.Kb8-c8 84.Kc8-d8 85.Kd8-e8 86.Ke8-f8 87.Kf8-g8 88.Kg8-h7 89.Kh7-g6 90.Kg6-h5 91.Kh5-h4 92.Kh4-g3 93.Kg3-h2 94.Kh2-g1 95.Kg1-f1 96.Kf1-e1 97.Ke1-d1 98.Kd1×c1 99.Kc1-d1 100.Kd1-e1 101.Ke1-f1 102.Kf1-g1 103.Kg1-h2 104.Kh2-g3 105.Kg3-h4 106.Kh4-h5 107.Kh5-g6 108.Kg6-h7 109.Kh7-g8 110.Kg8-f8 111.Kf8-e8 112.Ke8-d8 113.Kd8-c8 114.Kc8-b8 115.Kb8-a7 116.Ka7-b6 117.Kb6-b5 118.Kb5-c4 119.Kc4-d3 120.Kd3×e3 121.Ke3×f4 122.Kf4×g5 123.Kg5×f6 124.Kf6-g5 125.f7-f5 Ra2-a5 F

HC33 Arno Tüngler
Germany
HC33 ChessProblems.ca, 01.07.2010
8/5p2/3K1P2/6P1/2k2P2/1NPRPP2/R5P1/2BBN3
ser-hF 118 (absolute and effective) (14+2) C+


1.Kc4-b5 2.Kb5-b6 3.Kb6-b7 4.Kb7-c8 5.Kc8-d8 6.Kd8-e8 7.Ke8-f8 8.Kf8-g8 9.Kg8-h7 10.Kh7-g6 11.Kg6-h5 12.Kh5-h4 13.Kh4-g3 14.Kg3-h2 15.Kh2-g1 16.Kg1-f1 17.Kf1×e1 18.Ke1-f1 19.Kf1-g1 20.Kg1-h2 21.Kh2-g3 22.Kg3-h4 23.Kh4-h5 24.Kh5-g6 25.Kg6-h7 26.Kh7-g8 27.Kg8-f8 28.Kf8-e8 29.Ke8-d8 30.Kd8-c8 31.Kc8-b7 32.Kb7-b6 33.Kb6-b5 34.Kb5-c4 35.Kc4×d3 36.Kd3-c4 37.Kc4-b5 38.Kb5-b6 39.Kb6-b7 40.Kb7-c8 41.Kc8-d8 42.Kd8-e8 43.Ke8-f8 44.Kf8-g8 45.Kg8-h7 46.Kh7-g6 47.Kg6-h5 48.Kh5-h4 49.Kh4-g3 50.Kg3-h2 51.Kh2-g1 52.Kg1-f1 53.Kf1-e1 54.Ke1×d1 55.Kd1-e1 56.Ke1-f1 57.Kf1-g1 58.Kg1-h2 59.Kh2-g3 60.Kg3-h4 61.Kh4-h5 62.Kh5-g6 63.Kg6-h7 64.Kh7-g8 65.Kg8-f8 66.Kf8-e8 67.Ke8-d8 68.Kd8-c8 69.Kc8-b7 70.Kb7-b6 71.Kb6-b5 72.Kb5-c4 73.Kc4×b3 74.Kb3-c4 75.Kc4-b5 76.Kb5-b6 77.Kb6-b7 78.Kb7-c8 79.Kc8-d8 80.Kd8-e8 81.Ke8-f8 82.Kf8-g8 83.Kg8-h7 84.Kh7-g6 85.Kg6-h5 86.Kh5-h4 87.Kh4-g3 88.Kg3-h2 89.Kh2-g1 90.Kg1-f1 91.Kf1-e1 92.Ke1-d1 93.Kd1×c1 94.Kc1-d1 95.Kd1-e1 96.Ke1-f1 97.Kf1-g1 98.Kg1-h2 99.Kh2-g3 100.Kg3-h4 101.Kh4-h5 102.Kh5-g6 103.Kg6-h7 104.Kh7-g8 105.Kg8-f8 106.Kf8-e8 107.Ke8-d8 108.Kd8-c8 109.Kc8-b7 110.Kb7-b6 111.Kb6-b5 112.Kb5-c4 113.Kc4-d3 114.Kd3×e3 115.Ke3×f4 116.Kf4×g5 117.Kg5×f6 118.Kf6-g7 Ra2-a7 F

  • New series help-pin length record for 16 units.
  • Previous record: M. & R. Tomašević, Problemkiste 1997, ser-h-F 104 (version Cornel Pacurar, Mat Plus Review 2009), BN3B2/2p5/R1P1K3/N5P1/1R2P3/kP2Q1P1/4P3/8, 13.Kg8*f8 26.Ka3*b4 43.Kc8*b8 62.Kb5*a6 63.Ka6*a5 82.Kb8*a8 102.Kb5*c6 104.Kb7-b8 Qe3-f4.
  • Table of records: lengthrecords.chessproblems.ca.
  • C+ WinChloe 3.04.
HC32 Arno Tüngler
Germany
HC32 ChessProblems.ca, 01.07.2010
8/8/P2K4/5p2/2k2P2/1NPRPP2/R5P1/2BBN3
ser-hF 110 (absolute and effective) (13+2) C+


1.Kc4-b5 2.Kb5-b6 3.Kb6-a7 4.Ka7-b8 5.Kb8-c8 6.Kc8-d8 7.Kd8-e8 8.Ke8-f7 9.Kf7-g6 10.Kg6-h5 11.Kh5-h4 12.Kh4-g3 13.Kg3-h2 14.Kh2-g1 15.Kg1-f1 16.Kf1×e1 17.Ke1-f1 18.Kf1-g1 19.Kg1-h2 20.Kh2-g3 21.Kg3-h4 22.Kh4-h5 23.Kh5-g6 24.Kg6-f7 25.Kf7-e8 26.Ke8-d8 27.Kd8-c8 28.Kc8-b8 29.Kb8-a7 30.Ka7-b6 31.Kb6-b5 32.Kb5-c4 33.Kc4×d3 34.Kd3-c4 35.Kc4-b5 36.Kb5-b6 37.Kb6-a7 38.Ka7-b8 39.Kb8-c8 40.Kc8-d8 41.Kd8-e8 42.Ke8-f7 43.Kf7-g6 44.Kg6-h5 45.Kh5-h4 46.Kh4-g3 47.Kg3-h2 48.Kh2-g1 49.Kg1-f1 50.Kf1-e1 51.Ke1×d1 52.Kd1-e1 53.Ke1-f1 54.Kf1-g1 55.Kg1-h2 56.Kh2-g3 57.Kg3-h4 58.Kh4-h5 59.Kh5-g6 60.Kg6-f7 61.Kf7-e8 62.Ke8-d8 63.Kd8-c8 64.Kc8-b8 65.Kb8-a7 66.Ka7-b6 67.Kb6-b5 68.Kb5-c4 69.Kc4×b3 70.Kb3-c4 71.Kc4-b5 72.Kb5-b6 73.Kb6-a7 74.Ka7-b8 75.Kb8-c8 76.Kc8-d8 77.Kd8-e8 78.Ke8-f7 79.Kf7-g6 80.Kg6-h5 81.Kh5-h4 82.Kh4-g3 83.Kg3-h2 84.Kh2-g1 85.Kg1-f1 86.Kf1-e1 87.Ke1-d1 88.Kd1×c1 89.Kc1-d1 90.Kd1-e1 91.Ke1-f1 92.Kf1-g1 93.Kg1-h2 94.Kh2-g3 95.Kg3-h4 96.Kh4-h5 97.Kh5-g6 98.Kg6-f7 99.Kf7-e8 100.Ke8-d8 101.Kd8-c8 102.Kc8-b8 103.Kb8-a7 104.Ka7-b6 105.Kb6-b5 106.Kb5-c4 107.Kc4-d3 108.Kd3×e3 109.Ke3×f4 110.Kf4-g5 Ra2-a5 F

  • New series help-pin length record for 15 units.
  • Previous record: M. & R. Tomašević, Problemkiste 1997, ser-h-F 101 (version Cornel Pacurar, Mat Plus Review 2009), BNk5/2p5/R1P1P2P/1R1N4/4P3/4BK2/P4P2/8, 18.Kc4*b5 37.Kc8*b8 57.Kb5*a6 78.Kb8*a8 99.Kb5*c6 101.Kb7-b8 Be3-f4.
  • Table of records: lengthrecords.chessproblems.ca.
  • C+ WinChloe 3.04.
HC31 Arno Tüngler
Germany
HC31 ChessProblems.ca, 01.07.2010
8/8/3K4/5p2/2k2P2/1NPRPP2/R5P1/2BBN3
ser-hF 104 (absolute and effective) (12+2) C+


1.Kc4-b5 2.Kb5-b6 3.Kb6-b7 4.Kb7-c8 5.Kc8-d8 6.Kd8-e8 7.Ke8-f7 8.Kf7-g6 9.Kg6-h5 10.Kh5-h4 11.Kh4-g3 12.Kg3-h2 13.Kh2-g1 14.Kg1-f1 15.Kf1×e1 16.Ke1-f1 17.Kf1-g1 18.Kg1-h2 19.Kh2-g3 20.Kg3-h4 21.Kh4-h5 22.Kh5-g6 23.Kg6-f7 24.Kf7-e8 25.Ke8-d8 26.Kd8-c8 27.Kc8-b7 28.Kb7-b6 29.Kb6-b5 30.Kb5-c4 31.Kc4×d3 32.Kd3-c4 33.Kc4-b5 34.Kb5-b6 35.Kb6-b7 36.Kb7-c8 37.Kc8-d8 38.Kd8-e8 39.Ke8-f7 40.Kf7-g6 41.Kg6-h5 42.Kh5-h4 43.Kh4-g3 44.Kg3-h2 45.Kh2-g1 46.Kg1-f1 47.Kf1-e1 48.Ke1×d1 49.Kd1-e1 50.Ke1-f1 51.Kf1-g1 52.Kg1-h2 53.Kh2-g3 54.Kg3-h4 55.Kh4-h5 56.Kh5-g6 57.Kg6-f7 58.Kf7-e8 59.Ke8-d8 60.Kd8-c8 61.Kc8-b7 62.Kb7-b6 63.Kb6-b5 64.Kb5-c4 65.Kc4×b3 66.Kb3-c4 67.Kc4-b5 68.Kb5-b6 69.Kb6-b7 70.Kb7-c8 71.Kc8-d8 72.Kd8-e8 73.Ke8-f7 74.Kf7-g6 75.Kg6-h5 76.Kh5-h4 77.Kh4-g3 78.Kg3-h2 79.Kh2-g1 80.Kg1-f1 81.Kf1-e1 82.Ke1-d1 83.Kd1×c1 84.Kc1-d1 85.Kd1-e1 86.Ke1-f1 87.Kf1-g1 88.Kg1-h2 89.Kh2-g3 90.Kg3-h4 91.Kh4-h5 92.Kh5-g6 93.Kg6-f7 94.Kf7-e8 95.Ke8-d8 96.Kd8-c8 97.Kc8-b7 98.Kb7-b6 99.Kb6-b5 100.Kb5-c4 101.Kc4-d3 102.Kd3×e3 103.Ke3×f4 104.Kf4-g5 Ra2-a5 F