H#3+: In the first phase, some piece visits in succession three squares. In another phase, another or the same piece also visits the same three squares in succession, but in the opposite order.
According to some sources, a reduced theme form is allowed, in which two thematic moves and two thematic squares are sufficient.
Zalokocky, Roman
Suvorovskij Natisk, 1965
a) 1.Kb5
Qe1
2.Ka4
Qb4#
b) 1.Kf2
Bb4
2.Re3
Be1#
Abrosimov, Viktor
13th Russian Team Championship, 1999
3rd Place
1.Bh5
Sf6
2.Bxg4
Se4
3.Bf3
Sec3#
1.Kf3
Sc3
2.Kxg4
Se4
3.Kh5
Sef6#
Cinko, Peter
feenschach, 1988
a) 1.Sc3
bxc3
2.Rg7
cxd4
3.Be5
dxe5
4.Qf6
exf6
5.Re7
fxg7#
b) 1.Rc3
Kg7
2.Qa4
Kf6
3.Ba5
Ke5
4.Sa3
Kxd4
5.Bb5
bxc3#
Lundström, Anders
British Chess Magazine, 1978
1.Kb5
Rh8
2.Ka4
Rh1
3.Bb5
Ra1#
1.Kc7
Ra1
2.Kd8
Rh1
3.Ke8
Rh8#
Pandar, Okan
Problemist of Ukraine, 2020
1.Ke4
Rc6
2.R4d5+
Rc5
3.Kd4
Rc4#
1.Kxe6
c4
2.Kd7
c5
3.Se6
c6#
Haymann, Jean
Tel Aviv TT, 2011
1st Prize
1.Rd3
f4
2.Rdg3
Kxe4#
1.Rg3
fxe4
2.Rgd3
Kf4#
FEN: 7B/4p3/4P3/1pPQKP2/1n2n3/2k2P1R/2pr1pr1/2b4q
Zalokocky, Roman
Ugnivenko, Olexsy
Chorno-bili stezhyny, 2006
Spec. HM
1.Sc4
Sc5
2.Sa5
Sd7#
1.Sd7
Sa5
2.Sc5
Sac4#
Ocampo, Raul
597, OzProblems.com 30 Apr. 2022, 2022
1.Kg3
Sh3
2.Qg5
Sg1
3.Kf4
Se2#
1.Kg5
Se2
2.Bg3
Sg1
3.Kf4
Sh3#
FEN: 1b6/8/1p2p3/1p6/3KPk2/3P1P2/6P1/2q3N1