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48. Bf2 Nf6 49. Bh4 Ne4 50. Be1
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50. Be1 - I expected Bd8 leading to a queenside pawn trade. |

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50... Nc5 51. Bg3 Nd3+ 52. Kf3 f4
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52. .... f4 - I am prepared to give back one of my pawns to try and get white into a lost K&P ending. |
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53. Bh4 Kf5
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53. ..... Kf5 - white chooses to keep the pieces on. Henry now gives my passed pawn on f5 some support. |
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54. Bd8 Ne5+ 55. Ke2 Nxc4 56. Bxc7
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56. .... Bxc7 - now the c pawns are traded off. Henry is also eyeing up a white p(r)awn on d5. I must remind you that prawns are Henry's special dish no matter on what platter and how they are served up. |
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56... Ke5 57. Kf3 Ne3 58. Bxd6+ Kxd6 59. Kxf4 Nxd5+
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59. ..... Nxd5+ - the white bishop is sacrificed to try and prevent my pawns reaching Glendadom. However, there are still two black pawns on the board and only one white one. I also have an extra piece. |
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60. Kg5 Nc3
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60. ..... Nc3 - this knight will cut off the WK from approaching b1. |
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61. Kxh5 Kc5 62. Kg4 Kb5 63. Kf3 Kxa5
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63. ..... Kxa5 - yum yum! |

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64. Ke3 Kb4 65. Kd2 Kb3
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65. .... Kb3 - now Henry cuts off the WK from c2. My a pawn is now has a clear run to Glendadom. |
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66. Kc1 a5 67. Kd2 a4 68. Kc1
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68. Kc1 - it must be beginning to dawn on white that he cannot cut off my a pawn. |
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68... a3 69. Kd2 a2 70. Kd3 a1=Q
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70....... a1/Q - However, with this move the mere sight of Glenda induces white to wave the white flag. I will have another endgame for you to peruse shortly. Kind regards - Joanne |
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