Lord Kanaloa, who won Grade 1 and Group 1 races for sprinters in Japan and Hong Kong last fall, can win his fourth consecutive race in Sunday’s Group 1 TakamatsunomiyaKinen at Chukyo Racecourse in Japan.Trained by Takayuki Yasuda for Lord Horse Club, Lord Kanaloa, 5, won the Grade 1 Sprinters Stakes at Nakayama Racecourse last September and the Group 1 Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin in December. Both races were run over about six furlongs, the same distance as the $2,195,000 TakamatsunomiyaKinen.Lord Kanaloa won his 2013 debut in the Grade 3 Hankyu Hai over about seven furlongs at Hanshin Racecourse on Feb. 24. Yasunari Iwata had the mount in the Hankyu Hai and is booked to ride on Sunday.A field of 17 is expected for the TakamatsunomiyaKinen. Other prominent runners are Majin Prosper, second in the Hankyu Hai; Dream Valentino, who won the Grade 3 Silk Road Stakes at Kyoto on Jan. 27; and Sakura Gospel, who has won his last three starts including the Grade 3 Ocean Stakes at Nakayama Racecourse on March 2.Doncaster may get snowThe $151,000 Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster Racecourse in England on Saturday is the first major turf race of the 2013 flat season, but a forecast of snow is threatening the program.The course was soft as of Thursday. The 22-horse field in the one-mile race is led by Lahaag, a 4-year-old gelding trained by John Gosden who won 2 of 4 starts in 2012.