Reddick & Irvine
The heart of thoroughbred country.
Reddick and Irvine are small unincorporated communities in northwestern Marion County, together home to about 2,000 residents and some of the most concentrated thoroughbred farmland in the United States. This is the corridor most people picture when they think of Ocala's horse country.
Rolling pastures, black four-board fences, and centuries-old live oaks define the NW Marion landscape. Reddick and Irvine sit at the center of the equestrian corridor, minutes from HITS (Horse Shows in the Sun) and 20 minutes from the World Equestrian Center.
Sunrise gallops, quiet country roads perfect for cycling, farm tours during winter show season, and easy access to WEC and HITS competitions.
Small hobby farms (5–10 acres) typically start around $750K. Turn-key training facilities and larger thoroughbred operations range from $2M into eight figures.
- NW 110th Ave corridor
- HITS-adjacent
- Irvine crossroads
- Reddick center
About Reddick & Irvine, Florida
Where is Ocala's horse country?
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Primarily in northwestern Marion County - Reddick, Irvine, and the NW corridor between Ocala and the World Equestrian Center. This is where the majority of Ocala's working thoroughbred farms are concentrated.
How close is Reddick to WEC and HITS?
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Reddick is roughly 15–25 minutes from the World Equestrian Center and immediately adjacent to HITS Post Time Farm.
What does an Ocala horse farm typically cost?
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Small hobby farms in the NW corridor generally start around $750K. Turn-key training facilities and thoroughbred operations often range from $2M to well over $10M.
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