Moves of one side appear in cyclic order, either being of the incomplete AB-BC-CA or complete ABC-CAB-BCA type, in both cases closed cycles (the first and the last member of the chain are same).
See also: Cycle of pieces; Cycle of squares.
Korponai, József
Magyar Sakkelet, 1968
1st Prize
1.Ke5
Bg4
2.Re4
Rc5#
1.Qd4
Rc5
2.Qd3
Sf6#
1.Qe5
Sf6+
2.Kf5
Bg4#
Grin, Aleksandr
Sosedkin Mikhail
Fritz-Pachmann MT, 1986
1st Prize
1.Be4
Ba4
2.Qc6
Bb3#
1.Rd4
Bb5
2.Be4
Sf4#
1.Qc6
Sg3
2.Rd4
Bf7#
Retter, Yosi
Y. Blaustein MT, 1976
3rd Prize
1.Sd3
Rc3
2.Se1
Bc1#
1.Rg3
Bd6
2.Rg7
Rc3#
1.Re3
Ra6
2.b3
Bd6#
1.Ra7
Bc1
2.Rb7
Ra6#
Goumondy, Claude
Probleemblad, 1969
1st Prize
1.Qd2
Bf2
2.Be2
Sd6+
3.Kd3
Sb4#
1.Bg3+
Sd6+
2.Kd4
Sb4
3.Be5
Bxf2#
1.Re5
Sb4
2.Qf4
Bf2
3.Sf3
Sd6#
Trumper, William Bernard
Vlietinck, Albert E. M.
The Problemist, 1970
3rd Prize
1.Se4
Sh6+
2.Ke5
Rd6
3.Rf4
Sc4#
1.Rb4
Rd6
2.Rf4
Sc4
3.Qe4
Sh6#
1.Re6
Sc4
2.Re7
Sh6+
3.Ke6
Rd6#
Mintz, Yaakov
Probleemblad, 1984
3rd Prize
1.Kg1
Be4
2.Bd3
Sg4
3.Bf1
Bf2#
1.f3
Sg4
2.f2
Bxf2
3.Ba2
Be4#
1.Kh2
Bf2
2.h4
Be4
3.h3
Sg4#
Lyris, Don Basil
Die Schwalbe, 1986
2nd Prize
1.Rf5
Qb8
2.Rd3
Qb1
3.e5
Qh1#
1.e5
Qc4
2.Rf5
Qxe2
3.Rd3
Qg2#
1.Rd3
Kb6
2.e5
Qxa2
3.Rf5
Qa8#
Syzonenko, Viktor
Schweizer Schach-Magazin, 1991
2nd Prize
1.Kd4
Rf2
2.b2
Bf5
3.Ke3
Bc5#
1.Sg3
Bf5+
2.Kf3
Bc5
3.Re5
Rf2#
1.Qd5
Bc5
2.Rg7
Rf2
3.Be5
Bf5#
Semenenko, Oleksandr
Bulletin Loschinski & Umnow 100 MT, 2012
1st Prize
1.Bb3
Sxc3
2.Kxc3
Rxd5
3.Qb4
Bxe5#
1.Bc6
Rxd5+
2.Kxd5
Bxe5
3.Qc5
Sxc3#
1.gxf4
Bxe5+
2.Kxe5
Sxc3
3.Qf6
Rxd5#
Semenenko, Oleksandr
E. Migdal MT, 2015
1st Prize
1.Bxd3
Se4
2.Re3
Bc3#
1.Qxc5
Bc3+
2.Kd5
Be4#
1.Qxb4
Rd5+
2.Kc3
Se4#
1.Bxg5
Be4
2.Be3
Rd5#
FEN: 8/3pb3/1q1p4/2R3N1/1Bpk4/1p1B1P2/1p2b3/3rrn1K
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