Aft-Mast Catamaran

Help please.
Yesterday I was down at a marina here in St Augustin helping a friend with his powerboat. As I was walking down the dock this catamaran caught my attention. It appears to have an aft-mast rig something like that of a Prout, but much better stayed/rigged. Can someone help me ID it?

I went down to that marina today to see own I might contact the owner, but the office was closed for Fri. I took some photos, but my camera decided to give up on its battery power before I could get better photos.
Two nice size headsails, and a small mainsail with no traveler control.

Reminds me of how I might have rigged my aft-mast design had the client insisted on a straight standing mast.



RunningTideYachts.com

 

Looks like one of the Solaris models.

 

She does have a lot of Prout features about her - could she be a Prout 46?
Prout 46 Catamarans For Sale By Owner – CatamaranSite https://www.catamaransite.com/brand/prout-46/

She is also similar to the Broadblue 46 (?)
Broadblue 46: Big Cat Can Go a Long Way - boats.com https://www.boats.com/reviews/bigger-broadblue/

 

Yep, pretty Proutish, doesn't have the cabin aft look of the Solaris. Broadblue was the continued Prout range? I'll defer to the cat experts.

 

She has been identified as 39 Prout Escale
Prout 39 Escale Review – CatamaranSite https://www.catamaransite.com/reference/prout-39-escale/?unapproved=14579&moderation-hash=fde768f373d56cd0d5756b94f3b352e3#comment-14579

 

I've come down with covid so feeling a little poorly for 4-5 days. I'll come back to this subject after I recover.

 

Speaking aft rigged spars, and Florida cats, anyone remember that book the $6000 dollar catamaran (or similar title)? Multihulls magazine put it out, I believe.