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On django model object there is _default_manager
property which stores the default object manager instance. You can try to use that.
>>> m=Model1.objects.all()[0]
>>> m._default_manager
<django.db.models.manager.Manager object at 0x2a38b90>
>>>
However, I’m not sure how this behaves with tasypie.
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