Mid-late season, productive, red-skinned, fiber-free. Origin: Malelane, Mpumalanga, South Africa, by R. Elphink. Haden O.P. USPP 19,978; 12 May 2009. Tree: vigorous; growth habit upright and spreading; blooms June-August in South Africa; productivity good. Fruit: length 109 mm, diameter 88 mm, 350-465 g; elliptic; neck not prominent; depth of stalk cavity shallow; skin smooth, medium to thick; mature skin ground color green to yellow-green (RHS 137C-147B), blush grayed red (RHS 181A); ripe skin ground color yellow (RHS 163A), blush red to red-maroon (RHS 180A-180B); flesh yellow-orange (RHS 22A); firm; texture fine, not fibrous; 15.3-19.5 °Brix, acidity low, turpentine flavor absent; seed reniform; matures mid-late season, 2-3 weeks after Kent.
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