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It appears that PersistentClass#getPropertyIterator() is getting tripped up when it tries to add all the joined properties; even though our AbstractOrder is annotated with @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.JOINED) (which I neglected to include above), the joins field on the PersistentClass entry for SpecialOrder is empty (instead of having a join to AbstractOrder, which would presumably find the appropriate property).
PersistentClass.joins is initialized as an empty list and added to by PersistentClass#addJoin(), which is not called before the joined subclass is iterated over to try to find the relationship property defined on the superclass.