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We investigate the nature of the galaxy pair FM047-02, which has been proposed as an archetype of the Solitaire types of peculiar (collisional) ring galaxies. The study is based on long-slit spectrophotometric data in the range of 3500-9500Å obtained with the Gemini Multi-Object Spectrograph at Gemini South (GMOS-S). The absorption spectra were used to determine the radial velocity. The stellar population synthesis code STARLIGHT was used to investigate the star formation history of the galaxy pair FM047-02. During the whole long-slit signal, the spectra of both galaxies resemble those of an early-type galaxy. Both objects are dominated by an old stellar population of 2x10⁹<t≤13x10⁹yr and a small, but a non-negligible fraction (about 13%) of young stars of t≤5x10⁷yr are estimated to contribute to the optical flux for NED02. Both observed small radial-velocity differences, and the structures around NED01 suggest an ongoing tidal interaction of both galaxies. The spectroscopic results and the morphological peculiarities of NED01 can be adequately interpreted as continuing off-center stage of interaction with the companion galaxy NED02. The core of NED01 and NED02 are in counter-rotating motion. The visual appearance of NED01, its kinematical properties, the smooth distribution of material in the ring, and its off-centered nucleus, characterize it as a true archetype of a Solitaire-type ring galaxy in an advanced stage of ring formation.