The horse that won the 2008 Kentucky Derby was named after this company's common nickname.  
A foundation established with money from this company publishes the annual KIDS COUNT Data Book.  In 1974, John Metz was killed in an explosion at a facility owned by this company.  This company traces its roots back to a firm established by a young Seattleite and Model T owner named James E. Casey, but it moved its headquarters to Atlanta in 1991 in preparation for a massive sponsorship campaign of the 1996 Summer Olympics.  The horse that won the 2008 Kentucky Derby was named after this company's common nickname.  This company operates the 5.2 million-square-foot (*) Worldport in Louisville, which gets particularly busy in December.  In the early 2000's, this company's ads petitioned Dale Jarrett to race in one of its trucks.  A MythBusters episode tested a 2004 policy by this company to have its drivers no longer make left turns.  For 10 points, name this company, nicknamed "Big Brown", a rival of FedEx.
A foundation established with money from this company publishes the annual KIDS COUNT Data Book.  
UPS [or United Parcel Service; or Merchant's Parcel Delivery; or American Messenger Company]