cobra91 has the correct answer done very well.
Hintless Puzzle #2
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very nice. i see i'm late for the party. thanks for posting.
Nice, I was thinking 1...Ke7 with the same idea, but hadn't worked out who queens first after white runs to c6. Rf7-f8-h8 is a forceful way to do it. I'm sure a GM, heck even IMs, would see this solution instantly.
Neat little composition, wow I just learned it came from an actual game!
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BorgQueen wrote:
Because there is no point. There is no Kxh8 threat, so what does it acheive?
I guess you saw my post before I deleted it (because I hadn't looked at previous posts and I thought my question was probably redundant, but I don't think it was)... well, thanks for the response, and yes it appears you're right. A really interesting position -- and returning to the original game it's amazing what super GMs are able to see and feel in a position at blitz speed (or blitz kibbitz in Kasparov's case).
Very nice puzzle, and its even better because it's from the actual game. 
@ #38
Actually, yeah it is an instant win, white has absolutely nothing. I wouldn't have any problem resigning as white in that position.
your answer was alittle different was it ? but is was interesting