Can you give me a summary for chapter 7 the book Seabiscuit?

Chapter 7 of "Seabiscuit" is titled "The Man From Saratoga." This chapter introduces Charles S. Howard, a wealthy San Francisco businessman, who is desperate to find a horse that can revive his struggling racing career. He attends the Saratoga racetrack in the hopes of spotting a winner, but finds himself drawn to a small, unassuming horse named Seabiscuit.

Seabiscuit, despite his previous failures and a lack of pedigree, is a horse that Howard finds himself inexplicably drawn to. Despite the advice of his trusted trainer, Tom Smith, who dismisses the horse as "a reject," Howard insists on buying Seabiscuit.

The chapter highlights Howard's belief in second chances, his willingness to defy expectations, and his gut instinct that Seabiscuit holds hidden potential. It also introduces the themes of perseverance and hope that will be central to the rest of the book.