Panique (1881–1895) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse best known for winning the 1884 Belmont Stakes.
Panique was bred at Erdenheim Farm in Pennsylvania by Aristides Welch.
B., a daughter of leading sire Australian who had already given birth to two stakes winners.
Panique ended up winning the race, beating out Knight of Ellersie by a neck.
Gleason agreed with the assessment that Panique was "the worst stallion ever handled in the city of New York".