INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Last October, Comma to the Top won the minor Big Bear Handicap on a weekday at the Santa Anita autumn meeting. This fall, there is a much greater goal for the 5-year-old gelding. After Comma to the Top won Monday’s $100,250 Los Angeles Handicap for the ninth stakes win of his career, trainer Peter Miller said the Breeders’ Cup Sprint at Santa Anita in November is a long-term goal. “You’ve got to dream,” he said. Comma to the Top won his third stakes of 2013 in the Los Angeles Handicap on a track over which he has won five stakes in his career, including the Grade 1 CashCall Futurity in 2010. “It’s unbelievable,” Miller said. “He’s the best horse I’ve ever had. He’s a cool horse, too.” Miller said that Comma to the Top will be pointed for the $250,000 Triple Bend Handicap, a Grade 1 over seven furlongs on June 29. “I’d like to run him one more time here,” Miller said. The win ended a tumultuous week for Miller. Thursday, he won a maiden race for 2-year-old fillies with the promising On the Backstreets. Friday was a day marred by sadness. Randino, a 2-year-old making his first start for Miller, was fatally injured when he tried to jump the inside rail while contending for the lead in the stretch. Randino suffered a leg injury in the incident and could not be saved. Miller said that he and the partners were “totally distraught” over the incident. “It was a freak accident,” he said.