Grandfather's Clock Solitaire

Family: One-deck game
Deck: Single 52-card
Redeals: No
Game time: Quick
Difficulty level: Easy
Skill level: Moderate
Chance of winning: Low - about 1 in 15 games

A game of Grandfather's Clock - Click the picture to enlarge

Rules

Object of the game: Move all the cards to the foundations, which form "Grandfather's Clock".

Take the cards shown in the illustration and place them in a circle. These cards are the twelve hours of the "Clock". You will build them up in suit until the foundation pile shows the hour according to its position.
For example: The foundation pile that starts with "9" will contain four cards, with the "Queen" on top, representing 12:00.

Aces can be built on Kings.
Each foundation pile will have three cards, except the 10, Jack, Queen and King piles, which will have four each.
To one side of "Grandfather's Clock", distribute the remaining stock cards into eight piles of five cards each.
Build these cards down, regardless of suit.
The first (uncovered) card of each column can be played either to the foundations or to another column, and only one card at a time can be moved.
If you create a space by moving all the cards of a column, fill the space with any available card from another column.

A game of Grandfather's Clock in SolSuite Solitaire