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I don't see any location in the git client plugin or the git plugin where they pass a "-o" argument to plink. There are two calls to ssh with a "-o" argument, but no references to plink. My Windows based installations all use OpenSSH as the provider of ssh, rather than using plink.
I wondered if you might have a different plink program in your path than the plink provided by PuTTY. You might check that, though, based on at least one recommendation, you should uninstall msysgit which you had configured with PuTTY and plink and switch to install msysgit using the default OpenSSH based ssh implementation. Refer to stackoverflow.com for a screenshot of the setup screen where you need to choose OpenSSH instead of Plink.