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No.125 – #2 by Jean-Marc LOUSTAU – A difficult fairy-twomover. (JV)
Definitions:
LEO(LE): Moves as Queen, but captures only by hopping over a hurdle to any square beyond.
PAO(PA): Moves as Rook, but captures only by hopping over a hurdle to any square beyond.
VAO(VA): Moves as Bishop, but captures only by hopping over a hurdle to any square beyond.
NAO(NA): Moves as Leo, but on Nightrider-lines instead of Queen-lines.
Nightrider(N): A Rider along a straight line on squares lying a Knight`s move away from each other.
Equihopper and Non-Stop Equihopper(NE): Moves along any line over another unit of either colour to a square situated such that the hurdle stands at the mid-point between the Equihopper’s departure and arrival squares. The English (standard) Equihopper cannot pass over an obstruction other than the hurdle when playing along Queen-lines. The non-stop/French Equihopper does not have this restriction.
You can сlick on “Solutions” to show or hide the solutions!
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No.125 Jean-Marc LOUSTAU
France
original – 06.09.2012
 #2 (14+7)
LEO LEf3
PAOs: PAb2, PAc5, PAg6
VAOs: VAg4, VAh1
NAOs: NAe6, NAf8, NAg2
Nightrider b4
Non-stop Equihoppers: NEh2, NEh5
Solution: (click to show/hide)
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The diagrams are made on WinChloe and its Echecs font is used for Logo design
Another amazing problem from Jean-Marc. Remarkable concept to show Lacney theme! Anyone looking deep enough will find that everything depends on the guard/unguard of the squares d6, d7, d8. To conceive and realise this concept shows high imagination and construction skill. Well done again Mr.Loutau !!