Maximise Your Return

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Dealer: North
Vuln: N-S
Scoring: IMPs
  1. spadeA 10 8
  2. heartA 5 4
  3. diamondQ J 10 8
  4. club8 7 4
  1. spadeQ J 4
  2. heart7
  3. diamondA K 9 4 3
  4. clubA J 9 3
Green square in centre

Contract: 4heartx
Declarer: South
Lead: diamondA
West North East South
Pass Pass 1heart
Dble Pass 1spade Pass
Pass Dble Pass 2club
Pass 3heart Pass 4heart
Dble End
You're playing a Camrose match (GB home internationals) and North-South have had the cheek to reach 4heart after an unconvincing sequence. Quite why North had not redoubled 1heart I could not guess. Of course you have doubled this because you judge that the cards are not laying well for South. At trick one you cash diamondA and see that when partner follows with diamond2 declarer will have either one or three diamonds.

What do you do at trick two?
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