RED footage record frame rate

I am working with some RED footage in PP CS5.5 and I would like to check with my media what was the recording frame rate at the time of the shoot. I looked into the metadata and cannot find any field with that information. For example I have some slow motion footage shot at different frame rates and I would like to identify precisely what it is.
If I go in REDCINE-X PRO there is a field called "Record Frame Rate" that gives me exactly that information. What is the equivalent in Premiere Pro and where can I find it?
Thank you,
David

No... I checked the Clip Properties window as well with no luck...
Here is the information I get in REDCINE-X PRO: you can see that particular clip was shot at 300 fps
Here is the information I get in PP CS5.5, inside the project window (I looked also into the metada information with no luck so far...):
Again when I play this clip in PP @ 23.976, it plays in slowmo as expected because it was shot at 300 fps. What I would like to get is that information of Recorded Frame Rate in PP.
Thanks,
David

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