The Trojan Horse is a clever little gimmick that lets you do all sorts of cheeky tricks:
- Transpose a selection, card, bill or billet.
- Change the face or back of a chosen card (because why not?).
- Quick, easy, and powerful mentalism routines (seriously, they're a doddle).
- Produce currency or small objects! (Just don’t get too carried away).
Place a selection, quite fairly, between the two jokers. And with no funny business, the card vanishes only to pop up wherever you fancy.
The Cargo:
1) Horse of a Different Colour (colour changing back)
A red card is picked and placed between the jokers. In an instant (and I mean instant), the card vanishes and reappears face up in the deck. It’s placed back between the jokers and with a wave (cue dramatic music), the back changes colour.
2) A Horse with No Name (Mystery Card)
An unknown card is placed between the jokers. A card is chosen, signed, and then lost in the deck (like a good magician should). The jokers are lifted, and lo and behold, the card between them is the signed selection. Mind blown.
3) Wells Fargo (Card to Coin Production)
A blank card is shown front and back (yes, it’s really blank). The spectator draws a picture of a coin, like a quarter or half dollar, on it. The jokers are introduced as money makers (and they deliver). The card with the drawing is placed between the jokers, and with a flick (or a wave, whatever tickles your fancy), a coin slides out from the jokers whilst the drawing card has vanished. Magic!
4) Horse Whisperer (Thought of Card Sandwich)
The spectator peaks at a card (not literally, don't worry). The deck gets shuffled and the jokers are removed. The jokers are waved over the deck, and wouldn’t you know it, a card appears between them. It’s the one they were peeking at.
With just this one nifty gimmick, you’ll have a plethora of tricks up your sleeve. Saddle up and get ready for the Trojan Horse.
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