Adam led the heart ace which was ruffed, and declarer played a club to the king and my ace. I cashed the queen and led a low spade (I knew pard had a stiff honor so hoped declarer would fly king from Kxxx) to the king, and pard led the king of hearts which was also ruffed. Declarer tried to cash the spade ace but Adam ruffed, and took the AK of diamonds, leaving this.
Scoring: IMP
S W N W
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P 1C* P 1H*
3D X* All Pass
1C = Precision
1H = Spades
X = Penalty
S W N W
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P 1C* P 1H*
3D X* All Pass
1C = Precision
1H = Spades
X = Penalty
He exited ten of diamonds, but declarer forgot to duck!
The reason I say it's only "almost" a "book" hand is because Adam didn't have AKT2 of diamonds, where he would have had to ruff the spade with the T to leave himself the 2 for an exit.
I've seen this play in a number of books and articles of ducking the low trump for an endplay, but never at the table. Cool stuff!

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S W N W
- - - -
P 1C* P 1H*
3D X* All Pass
1C = Precision
1H = Spades
X = Penalty