Chris Munce wins with another filly on Magic Millions path

Munce has been a force to be reckoned with juveniles this season and produced his third individual winner after Poster Girl launched to mow down Tony Gollan’s spruik filly Barbie’s Sister in the shadows of the post.

With Devine Force having already secured a spot in the Magic Millions after winning her two starts, Munce now has Kahlisee and Poster Girl knocking on the door with a win to each of their names.

“I think (Poster Girl) is very good, she’s a nice filly,” Munce said.

“She galloped on Monday morning and I couldn’t have been more pleased with her, I was very buoyed off that.

“I said to the boys that they’d have to be pretty good to beat her today.

“I was a bit worried when she was back that far, she had a great turn of foot and she is a bloody nice filly.”

A showdown between the trio of fillies is now looming next month in the Listed Calaway Gal (1000m) at Eagle Farm as Munce looks to plot a path to the first $3m Magic Millions 2YO Classic on January 13.

“I have to work out where I go with them all now, I will probably have to run them in the Calaway Gal or something I suppose,” Munce said, adding that he has Boomroux in the male division.

Munce had Miss Coota in the Magic Millions earlier this year after winning her first two starts however was struck down by barrier 13 on the day.

A big decision looms for Irish hoop Robbie Dolan, who has become one of Munce’s go-to jockeys.

Dolan has been in the saddle for each of Devine Force’s victories, and was in the hot seat again on Saturday aboard Poster Girl.

Originally published as Chris Munce continues to build his Magic Millions hand after Poster Girl upsets Tony Gollan hotpot Barbie’s Sister at Sunshine Coast