Dynamic naming of class instances

Im currently writing an application witch is going to use lots of instances of the same class.( i hope i got that terminology right)
So instead of naming them by my self when they are started i need python to do it for me.

Say it looks something like this

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1. instance = myClass()

when a new instance is started i want it to be named "instance2"next "instance3" and so on. I cant do it like this can i?:

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1. instance+cnt = myClass()     # cnt is a variable that holds the number of instances

How can i name it after the content of a variable?

I am really sorry if this sounds very confusing, i will try to explain it better if you guys dont get it.
Thanks

Thanks, that really helped Smygis.

Now i've kind of run into another problem with this...
How do i call one of the instances later on in my code?
Its kind of confusing. I havnt used classes in this way before so it might take some time to get the new thinking in.

I am not sure what Smygis has in mind. You can create a dictionary of instances with an incremented name as the dictionary key.

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1. # Create dictionary of Players()
2. n = 10
3. dd = {}
4. for i in range(n):
5.     dd['player%d' % (i+1)] = Player()
6.  
7. print dd['player1'].name
8. print dd['player1'].score
9. globals().update(dd)
10. print player2.name
11. print player2.score
12.  
13. >>> Tom Berry
14. 394
15. Dick Smith
16. 70
17. >>>