Jockey Eddie Nunez, trainer Kathleen O’Connell, and owner Gilbert Campbell teamed up to sweep both the male and female first legs of the Florida Stallion stakes series for 2-year-olds at Calder on Saturday. In the most impressive performance among three stakes on the card, Scandalous Act ($8) turned what looked like a tight race as she entered the stretch into a romp in the $75,000 Desert Vixen for fillies. In front by only a length with two challengers in close pursuit, Scandalous Act hit high in midstretch and cruised home 7 1/2 lengths  in front while completing six furlongs in 1:11.87, a full second faster than her male stablemate My Brown Eyed Guy ran the same distance in the $75,000 Dr. Fager. Scandalous Act, a daughter of Act of Duty, had dominated her career debut on May 18, but failed to show the same speed a month later when seventh of nine against open company in the J J’s Dreaming. Holiday Magic, the even-money favorite on the basis of her impressive win her career debut on June 30, rallied from fourth to get second, three-quarters of a length in front of Quinnkat at 17-1. Two races earlier, My Brown Eyed Guy ($4.20) drew clear in the final furlong to win the Dr. Fager by 3 1/4 lengths after completing six furlongs in 1:12.87. Best Plan Yet rallied to get second at 7-2 with Copa Del Rey another 1 ½ lengths back in third. My Brown Eyed Guy is a nose shy of being unbeaten in three starts. He defeated maidens in his second career start on July 6 after missing by a nose on June 15. * Heavy favorite Angelica Zapata ($3.80) closed strongly in deep stretch to run down My Pal Chrisy and win the $75,000 Nancy’s Glitter Handicap for the second straight year. The 5-year-old Angelica Zapata, ridden by Juan Leyva, is now 5 for 6 lifetime on Calder’s main track. All five wins have come in stakes. Trained by Ron Pellegrini for Herman Van Den Broeck, Angelica Zapata ran the two-turn mile in 1:39.34 and finished three-quarters of a length in front of My Pay Chrisy. Centrique finished third at 6-1.