"Winning the Miracle Mile would be worth more to him than just the stake," Court told the Herald.
"It is a glamour race and would be a big help in getting broodmares in the future in Aussie so we are definitely aiming at it."
Court says Terror To Love has come through his rugged week well and will contest the Easter Cup in a fortnight. Then he has to run in at least one of three Miracle Mile lead-up races in New South Wales in April to be eligible for an invite to the A$750,000 ($948,000) sprint.
Only defending champion Smoken Up is guaranteed a start in the eight-strong field, with the balance drawn from horses who contest the lead-ups.
"We got that clarified this week and we are fine with that," said Court.
"Now we know where we stand he will most likely contest the last prelude a week before the Mile."
While no Miracle Mile invitation is set in stone, Terror To Love would only need to start in one of the preludes and perform even moderately to get an invite.
With his Interdom conqueror I'm Themightyquinn spelling and Smolda out injured, Terror To Love heads the early Miracle Mile markets alongside fellow Kiwi star Christen Me.