pointer 1to1, '_ptr', what are the rules?

I have:

class Foo(models.Model):

...

class Bar(Foo):

class Meta:
proxy=True

class Baz(Foo):

...

my baz instances have a `foo_ptr` attr on them and my bar instances do
not. The only reason I can think of that this is is b/c Bar is a
proxy. Is this correct? Is there some documentation or other
readings that I can do to understand what is happening under the
covers? I suppose that I could grep the source code...

Right, so I'm right. I guess I'll just leave this for the next
hapless googler who is not greping the source.

django.db.models.base.ModelBase

...

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