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Taking center stage in northwest Georgia's booming chenille industry, B.J. Bandy built what was likely the largest factory of its kind, Bartow Textiles, in 1941. The 47,000-square-foot, all-brick structure at the corner of Erwin and Cook streets is undergoing restoration at the hands of Cartersville's John Lewis and his partner, Dean Lewis of White.
John, a retired lawyer and avid real estate redeveloper, was the first to see potential in the old building. Recognized in 2012 by the Georgia Cities Association for his efforts in preservation, John saw an opportunity where others saw a liability.
"Nobody saw the potential. They just saw an old, run-down building, but all I could see was potential," John Lewis said. "It was built in 1941 and it has been a number of things — there's been probably six or seven different industries down here.
"At the time it was built, it was the largest chenille plant in the world, and they built it right — they put some good material in here."
Working with the solid foundation afforded them from the Bandy family, John and Dean Lewis cleared out the trash left behind by former tennants and squatters to reveal a structurally sound and architecturally fit building.
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"The neighbors are thrilled to see something happening. They've told us it's been an eyesore for so long and they're so glad it's being renovated," Kaysi Darrah said. "John went over and above what we expected. He basically said, 'Draw up the blueprints and I'll build it.' I got to pick the flooring, the paint, the light fixtures, every detail in this place. It was like building a custom home and it's wonderful.
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Darrah Photo may be the first tenant at 100 Cook St., but they will be far from the last. John and Dean Lewis, who are both quick to tell others there is no relation, have zoned the building for multi-use, including retail, commercial and residential.
John Lewis manages several properties in downtown Cartersville, but the seven loft apartments are his most popular. In fact, he has already heard demand for additional apartments in the Bandy Building.
"I think this is the perfect place for loft apartments. We've got probably four or five people that already want them," John Lewis said. "Whether or not they can afford for us to renovate them, I just don't know, but in a space this big, we can do just about anything. It would probably be too expensive to fill it with lofts.
"We want to put a restaurant here in the front and then loft apartments. We've got it zoned where we can go commercial, retail or residential. So we can put, within reason, what we want to put in here — of course, that will depend on what compliments other tenants, what's harmonious between each other."
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Currently, a custom-built, oversized door welcomes visitors to a short hallway with a stamped-tin ceiling leading to Darrah Photo's studio and gallery. In the future, the hallway could widen to mimic a downtown street with storefronts on either side. Elsewhere in the building, original pieces will add industrial accents and reminders of the building's original purpose.
Windows 4-foot-by-10-foot stretch the length of the building allowing light to flood into the now-empty space. In the rear of the building, a cast iron heater stands some 20 feet tall in a room that has lost its roof and could one day house exterior seating for a restaurant or a patio for guests.
On the building's east side, facing Erwin Street, are two additional rooms jutting out from the main rectangular body of the structure. At about 1,200 square feet each, these rooms, with their own entrances, may house loft-style apartments.
"This is a massive undertaking," John Lewis said. "Every other building I've ever bought was relatively small. You would go in and renovate that building and rent it to one person. This building, we'll wind up with probably 15 tenants before it's over.
"I think this project is going to outlive me. Because of the expanse of the project and the state of the economy, this project has been a slow-go — and you can't just rent to anyone, you need a good mix of tenants."
The size and scope of the project have, however, presented John and Dean with their fair share of challenges, which have led the pair to nearly call it quits more than once, but their commitment to a shared vision have kept them coming back.
"There have been some discouragements along the way. At one point, John was ready to back down, and at one point, I was that way," Dean said. "There were issues with EPA and other things. One time I called John and told him I was out, I couldn't do it, but he talked me back into it and I've had to do the same with him. So it's been a ride, up and down, but we're excited.
"I love the challenge. I like doing what other people won't do. If you do like everybody else, you're like everyone else. I like to do things different, you might make a hit — you never know. Sometimes, I'm waiting on the alarm clock so I can go down there and work."
The actual purchase of the building, which was finalized in December 2011, was in itself a feat. The bank that owned the property was seized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Company. John and Dean wound up purchasing the paper from the FDIC then filing foreclosure on the building and taking possession of the Bandy Building out of foreclosure.
Having gone to such lengths to purchase the building and taking great care in cleaning up the property, John and Dean now look forward to finishing the renovation and redesign process.
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This interview was conducted in Fall 2011 by Isaac Kruger, PHA Pathlight Volunteer.
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Where do you live?I live in Naperville, Ill.
How old are you?I'm 12 years old. My birthday is August 17.
When were you diagnosed?I was diagnosed two and a half years ago.
When did you first start having PH symptoms?I started having symptoms when I was in second grade.
What were your symptoms?My main symptoms were fatigue, shortness of breath and passing out.
What are your favorite activities to do?My favorite activities are horseback riding, crafts and softball.
Have you ever felt unable to do something because of PH?Yes, I cannot always participate in P.E. or running activities.
How has your life changed since you were diagnosed with PH?It hasn't changed too much. I have to take pills four times a day and go to lots of doctor appointments now.
What message would you like to pass on to other kids with PH?There have been some hard times, but I am doing really well! You just learn to live with the changes ... and I am blessed!
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Thorn Song, one of the leading turf milers in the nation, will be shipped from Kentucky to California Friday for the $250,000-added Grade I Shoemaker Mile on the Hollywood Park turf Monday.
"It just kind of came up," said trainer Dale Romans from Churchill Downs on Thursday. "Mr. Zayat (owner Ahmed Zayat) was looking over all the races he might run in and saw this as an opportunity for another Grade I. It looks like a tough group but a small field.
"Everything just fell into place," added Romans. "There is nothing here until the Fourth of July, and a plane was going. We thought we'd take a shot."
Thorn Song will be supplemented to the Shoemaker for $5,000 and be ridden by Mike Smith. He will be accompanied on the flight by assistant Tom Morgan.
Thorn Song, a gray/roan 6-year-old horse, has won seven of 26 starts and earned $932,183. He led all the way to win the Grade I Shadwell Turf Mile at Keeneland in October.
Thorn Song is winless in four starts since that race and faded to fifth in his last outing, beaten 4 ½ lengths by Einstein in the nine-furlong, Grade I Turf Classic at Churchill on May 2.
"That wasn't a bad race," said Romans. "Einstein may be the best horse in the country if not in the world right now. And a mile and an eighth may be stretching Thorn Song a little."
Thorn Song is expected to face Hyperbaric (Victor Espinoza), Whatsthescript (Joel Rosario), U S Ranger (Rafael Bejarano), Dixie Chatter (Tyler Baze), Tiz West (Joseph Talamo) and the mare Ventura (Garrett Gomez) in the Shoemaker.
Zenyatta and Life Is Sweet occupy stalls that face each other in the John Shirreffs barn, 55 South. The two female stars eyed each other Thursday as they readied for the $150,000 Milady Handicap, a race Saturday that would determine not only who is leading lady in the barn but also in the nation.
Unbeaten Eclipse Award winner Zenyatta will carry a career high weight of 126 pounds while Life Is Sweet — female champion of the Santa Anita meet after three straight graded stakes victories — will carry 122 in the Grade II test at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track.
Asked his thoughts on the clash of juggernauts, Shirreffs replied, "I'm going to put the saddle on Life Is Sweet, I'm going to put the saddle on Zenyatta, and vamoose!"
Zenyatta, five, and Life Is Sweet, four, both completed drills for the race with six-furlong bullet works last week.
Zenyatta, making her first start since winning the Breeders' Cup Ladies Classic at Santa Anita in October, will carry the most weight by a Milady winner since champion Bayakoa repeated under 127 as a 6-year-old in 1990.
Zenyatta, who won this race as the 3-to-10 favorite under 122 pounds last year, seeks to become the first Milady repeat winner since champion Azeri in 2002 and 2003. Mike Smith, who rode Azeri to both victories, hopes to complete the same sweep aboard Zenyatta. Azeri carried 122 and 125, respectively, in her victories.
Jerry Moss, owner of Zenyatta, visited the barn. "She looks just amazing," said Moss. "We're excited that she's running. I can't wait to see her."
Fred Wilson, a veteran horseman who works primarily as a pony boy in the Shirreffs barn, is eager to see the race. "They're both good sleepers, and they looked at each other all morning after they got up," said Wilson. "Mario (Espinoza) rubs both of them.
"I've galloped Zenyatta and tack-walked Life Is Sweet," said Wilson, 67. "I've been at it 55 years and Zenyatta has a feel that's just amazing. I go back to My Dear Girl in 1959 and galloped What A Pleasure and Drumtop, and she's just the best.
"Zenyatta has gotten bigger, more focused and has matured since last year," said Wilson. "But I can't take anything away from Life Is Sweet either. This will be something to watch. It could come right down to who gets the jump on the other.
"I usually watch races from over here but I might go over (to the front side) Saturday."
Bet On Victor was supplemented to the $100,000 Lazaro Barrera Memorial Stakes Sunday for $2,000 by trainer Vladimir Cerin and drew the outside post in a field of ten. Garrett Gomez will ride the gelding in the Grade III test for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs on Cushion Track.
Bet On Victor broke his maiden at first asking at Hawthorne Park in December. In two subsequent California starts, he finished second at Santa Anita March 11 and sixth here on April 26.
Cerin and Gomez each seek their second wins in the stake. Cerin won in 2004 with Twice As Bad. Gomez scored aboard Love That Red in 1999.
Veteran jockey Martin Pedroza was aboard horses at Hollywood Park Thursday morning as he neared a return following an absence of more than four months.
"This is the first day I feel really strong," said the 43-year-old native of Panama to agent Rich Silverstein after working two horses and galloping two others.
Pedroza suffered a broken pelvis at Santa Anita on Jan. 11 after he was unseated in the post parade on the track. "I fell sideways," said Pedroza. "Dr. (Dan) Capen said if it would have been an inch one way or the other, I could have been paralyzed."
He received clearance from two doctors to return to horseback last week and began getting on horses this week.
Pedroza expects to return to riding in the afternoon during the second week of June.
Defending champion Artiste Royal worked six furlongs on turf in 1:18 Thursday for the $300,000 ,Grade I Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap at 1 ¼ miles on grass June 6.
The Irish-bred 8-year-old ridgeling drilled in company under exercise rider Debra Biggs. "He went steady today," said trainer Neil Drysdale. "He went fast the other day."
Artiste Royal seeks to become the first horse to win the Whittingham more than once since John Henry won the race for the third time in 1984 when it was called the Hollywood Invitational Turf Handicap.
Union Avenue, another Whittingham probable, worked four furlongs on turf in a bullet 47 seconds for the Jerry Hollendorfer stable.
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Chorioretinitis may be caused by infection or by autoimmune diseases.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 29, 2009) — Jockey Victor Espinoza called an audible and guided 11-1 shot Candy Pull to a front-running victory in Wednesday's $52,000 allowance feature at Hollywood Park.
Espinoza, who also rode Misremembered to victory one race earlier, planned to come from off the pace, but he let Candy Pull roll when he showed early speed. The 4-year-old gelding responded with an impressive 2 ½-length victory to snap a six-race winless streak.
Candy Pull, who is based in trainer Jesus Mendoza's Hollywood Park stable, had a win and a third in two starts here at the 2008 Autumn Meet, but finished no better than fourth in five subsequent starts at Santa Anita.
He paid $25.40, $10.20 and $5.20 while covering six furlongs on the Lakeside Turf Course in 1:08.39. Runner-up My City by the Bay returned $7 and $4.80, while the show payoff on Quick Enough was $3.20.
Candy Pull's victory helped set up a Pick Six carryover of $64,925 when live racing resumes on Friday afternoon at Hollywood Park. There is also a Super High Give carryover of $51,166. Post time is at 1 p.m. as Hollywood Park offers its lone Friday matinee of the meeting to accommodate the simulcast of the Kentucky Oaks.
Thursday will feature simulcast wagering only at Hollywood Park with live racing Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
First live post for Saturday's Kentucky Derby Day program at Hollywood Park is at 11 a.m. Track gates open at 7 a.m. each day with the first import from Kentucky at 7:30 a.m.
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