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#2 11+12
zapp8902
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| Tries: | |
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1.f3?
1.Bf8?
1.Bc2?
1.Rd7?
1.f4?
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[2.Qe4#]
[2.Rxd6#]
[2.B/Qe4#]
[2.Bc6/Sc7#]
[2.Rxe5/Qf3#]
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1...Rf4!
1...Rf4!
1...Rd7!
1...Sxb4!
1...Rf5!
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| Solution: | |
1.d3!
1...Bd7
1...Rd7
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[2.Qe4#]
2.Sc7#
2.Qf3#
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1...Bf4
1...Rf4
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2.Qf3#
2.Rxe5#
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Despite the similarity to the first prizewinner, this setting
has enough different elements to justify the relatively high placing. Only 3 thematic tries
(1...Bd7 does not feature as a defence), but the play works well. (Judge: John Rice)
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