HELP!!! Lightroom automatically adjusting color in my photos and I can't change it.

Question

Background: I am evaluating lightroom. I have zero tolerance for automatic adjustments that I can't control, since I strive for absolute consistency across all my photos. That means a manual setting of exposure and white balance on my camera, and I need to have manual control over post-processing.
Problem: When I import a photo into lightroom, it applies some color adjustments that throw off the color pretty badly. For example, when I first import the photo into lightroom, I see this (brown horse, red dirt):
Just a few seconds later it turns into this, and I am powerless to change it (yellow horse, yellow dirt):
Is there any way I can change this?

Answer 1

First you see the thumbnail inside the RAW, which is produced by the camera. Second LR applies it's own raw conversion over it. If you use the raw converted provided with the camera you will get picture nro one result.
(brown horse, red dirt) VS (yellow horse, yellow dirt) is excatly what I am trying to explain in this thread.
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/.3bc4c365/94
The difference is between the camera's own conversion VS LR conversion. And in MY opinion there is not much you can do about this. And in my opinion there is nothing you should do about this, because raw converter should produce tonally accurate results straight from the box. That's what you have paid for. All the other adjustments are there to adjust the default tonally accurate and tonally rich photo to your preferences, not to adjust the 0 tones in orange-yellow image to closer to the scene you just photographed.
Just look this fireplace photo i took to show what i mean (ACR=LR in the markings, dpp = canon digital photo professional and DXO is converter of DXO labs):
http://jkphoto.pp.fi/upload/acr_dpp_dxo.jpg
Focus on the transition from orange to yellow. In LR conversions the tones go from orange to light pinkish tone. In dpp and dxo conversions the orange turns to yellow.