Adjuvense Arabians is a family-run Arabian horse stud farm in Wallsee, a rural community in Austria’s Mostviertel region, near the Danube. Its name draws on the area’s Roman history, when the site was known as Adjuvense, referring to a hilltop fort. The Lampersberger family’s passion for horses began more than 20 years ago, and the stud has grown over time. Their first two purebred Arabian mares, Savannah and Damahi, arrived in 2012, beginning a lasting commitment to the breed.

The farm breeds and raises Arabian horses, with its website presenting stallions, mares, offspring, foals, and geldings, as well as horses offered for sale. The family values Arabians for their gentle nature, strength of character, elegant appearance, willingness to perform, and trust in people. These qualities also inform the family’s therapeutic work with children and adults who have physical, social, or psychological challenges. Set among green pastures and fruit trees, Adjuvense Arabians combines horse breeding with a longstanding appreciation for the breed’s suitability in human-focused care.